Examples of using Day of rest in English and their translations into Polish
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Sunday is generally a day of rest, although some experiments continue to run
Hey, guys, the reason we are gathered on our God-given much-needed day of rest is we have a Polish hostage.
which has made Sunday- almost universally- the day of rest.
Even God takes a day of rest, Reid, but then again I guess you don't believe in either of us.
if someone was caught working on the day of rest he was sentenced to death.
On the issue of Sundays and a day of rest, I do hanker back to those lovely days
that Sunday he considered among the Muslims, day of rest.
Work without a day of rest, since many of you have already used up all possible break-times and put plenty of your energy in illusory deeds.
were essentially 72 non-stop hours in the saddle- We just get a day of rest.
Moreover, he did not give Mukhina a day of rest, forcing him to train on shells with a painful leg.
where comfortable to communicate, to enjoy a day of rest, to read, to dinner.
Yeah, the rabbis over the centuries have created these prohibitions as a way to try to protect the day of rest.
The city of Agadez is remembered in the history of the Paris Dakar as the day of rest.
After a day of rest and reflection, the Synod participants upheld unanimously the Generalate's proposal for the remodeling of the Motherhouse.
Sunday was adopted as a day of rest in the fourth century A.D.
Wednesday: A day of rest for the horses gives you the possibility to follow your own plans.
On a question for 3 day of rest when will clean number have told- it is necessary-clean to you!!!
In today's catechesis we return again to the third Commandment, the one regarding the day of rest.
maybe on Sunday have a day of rest.
we must also protect Sunday as a day of rest.