Examples of using Which runs in English and their translations into Hebrew
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you can take a tour with Walks of Paris, which runs trips to the area.
Two years ago, Juncker said no new countries would join the EU during his mandate at the Commission, which runs until 2019.
A fun way to access the maritime museum is aboard the Lil' Toot water taxi, which runs between Stearns Wharf and the Santa Barbara Harbor.
Costa Rica and Nicaragua have clashed since the 19th century over navigation rights for the San Juan River, which runs along half the frontier between the two countries.
The main street is the bustling Campbell Parade, which runs by the beach and is filled with tourist attractions.
a CNBC contributor and head of BKCM, which runs a digital assets strategy for clients.
The Ukrainian Interior Ministry, which runs the police forces,
These include the Airlink 747 express bus, which runs to Dublin's main bus and rail stations(journey time: 30 minutes; fare: €6).
When this energy, which runs along meridians, is in balance
the Scots Gaelic name for the River Clyde in Scotland which runs through Glasgow.
First, there's the Pride Festival, which runs from June to July and culminates in the Pride Parade on the first Saturday of July.
That means that hardware won't be directly borrowed from the iPhone 6, which runs of a 20nm A8 chip.
In a statement Sunday, BelaPAN news company, which runs popular independent news websites Belapan. by and Naviny.
Line 392, which runs between Eilat and Be'er Sheva passes right here(station name:"Shittim branch").
Sharps Road, which runs east-west near the southern border of Tullamarine, was until the
Médecins Sans Frontières(MSF), which runs hospitals in the sprawling Cox's Bazar camps,
The first phase of constructing the nearly 2 km gravel road, which runs in both open and closed forest terrain, will start in the near future.
Let us turn our attention in this message to something, which runs parallel to your prosperity, the heavenly preparation of your physical self for full consciousness.
The city, which runs entirely on solar energy, has futuristic cars and escalators instead of sidewalks.