Examples of using Shawls in English and their translations into Indonesian
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weaving it into prayer shawls, people would be reminded of God's power.
leading by the hand two little girls in fur coats and woolen shawls.
Scattered all around are ritual objects such as bowls with tribal emblems for sacrifices and shawls from the 1930s embroidered with images of the tree of life.
Some stopped in the middle of the road and waved white shawls towards the Israeli border.
find bargains on real, silky-soft 100% pashmina shawls.
I was surrounded by little Greek ladies in black shawls with wooden canes,
Based on the seasonal prevalent designers choose several delicate plain dyed and simplified shawls which are suit to any business scene
Widely known products, such as shawls from Pavlovsky Posad
used shawls and blankets to carry the wounded inside the destroyed building,
also for lovely accessories like shawls loops and hats The….
The emblem was inspired by traditional woolen shawls worn during the winter months- when the FIFA World Cup 2022 will take place- in Qatar
The performance called“Selendang Arimbi”- Arimbi's Shawl, which tells the story about a girl's dream to be a dancer just like her parents, but because of her poor life, Arimbi should help her mother to sell shawls for living.
Having been used to scent Indian fabrics such as fine silks and shawls to rid them of moths
was principally conducted by peasants who wore shawls smeared with the red laterite soil of the highlands.
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the Afghans brought coarse shawls, beads of stone, tooth-brush; the European Turks brought shoes, slippers, knit silk purse, embroidered items, and sweetmeats; the Anatolian Turks brought Angora shawls and carpet; the pilgrims of Maghreb brought cloaks made of wool.
was principally conducted by peasants who wore shawls smeared with the red laterite soil of the highlands.
was principally conducted by common peasants who wore shawls smeared with the red laterite soil of the highlands.
items such as teas, warm shawls and bath lotions to show that they wish comfort
the landscape of Nîmes is said to have inspired today's rugged denim as well as the silk shawls worn throughout Europe in the 18th century.