Examples of using Bel in English and their translations into Hungarian
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paying tribute to Rossini, the last of the Bel Canto Trio to pass away.
This hotel comprises 14 guestrooms with individual climate control, a balcony, a separate toilet, flat-screen TV and a wardrobe. Some rooms at Bel Mare Hotel have a view over the sea.
Rooms at Bel Sito Hotel feature modern touches such as climate control,
But the big news is, I'm taking Mia to the Bel Air Hotel tonight,
The butcher has evans put bel in in the sea breeze lingerie shop to make book,
Oh, Charlie, I have always dreamed of getting married at the Bel Air in the garden with the swans!
However, the Bel Air remained available to private customers who sought a basic,
Their shared scene in the second act is one of the most affecting and powerful climactic moments in the bel canto repertoire- and with this cast
is deservedly considered an expert on bel canto.
the piano pieces as well, reflect the style of Italian bel canto- Donizetti
successful fight against Bel Riose.
And actually, I was thinking that everybody might be a little bit more comfortable at the ballroom at the Bel Pierre Hotel?
who has enjoyed many triumphs with the Italian repertoire, and with bel canto operas in particular.
As a part of the European area of education and research, Matej Bel University makes an important contribution to providing high-quality university education as well as a wide spectrum of further education corresponding to the requirements of the society.
She studied bel canto voice in Miami
Babylon is taken, Bel is confounded,
And I will punish Bel in Babylon, and I will bring forth out of his mouth that which he hath swallowed up:
palm-studded gardens and swan-dappled lakes, the Hotel Bel Air feels a world away from the busy streets of LA,
also the discipline of just singing purely beautiful music in the way that it's written which is bel canto- beautiful singing.
Norman Melancton Bel Geddes(1893-1958), the renowned theatre set creator and industrial designer would create the case for IBM's forthcoming electro-mechanical computer, the Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator(ASCC), later to be renamed as Harvard Mark I.