haggada造句

• Sabetai Krombach's husband called them Haggadas for the masses.
• And in many homes, particularly the Maxwell House Haggada.
• Anyone who wants a Haggada can have one with an appropriate translation,
• Yet Maxwell House has been printing Haggadas for its customers for nearly 70 years.
• Each year, Maxwell House distributes 750, 000 Haggadas nationwide in grocery stores.
• My mother would never let us take more because someone could be short a Haggada.
• The Krombachs store dozens of Maxwell House Haggadas with their Passover supplies, kept away from any leavened bread products.
• We lit candles at Hanukkah and listened to my grandfather read the Haggada at Passover, but our upbringing was purely secular.
• The film re-collaborates director Dayal with actor Naveen after their critically acclaimed previous venture " Haggada Kone ".
• "Both of us know what it is like to be strangers in a strange land, " the Haggada said.
• He soon was compiling a new Haggada, the Passover liturgy, incorporating writings by King and poet Allen Ginsberg into the traditional text.
• Donna Sabetai Krombach, 42, said she remembers picking up the Maxwell House Haggadas at an A & P at age 5.
• The Haggadas, often worn with notes or stains, are placed at each seat so each participant can read aloud from the Hebrew or English text.
• Printed on high-gloss paper, these competing Haggadas have vibrant colors and larger type _ some of the reasons that Brown opted for a change.
• Portions of the story can be perceived as extrapolations from the Haggada, the Mahabharata, The Book of Enoch and the creation myths of Greek mythology.
• "We're saying the same Haggada they're looking at, and the words are identical, except there were two languages, " he said.
• A decade later, Joseph Jacobs suggested the Haggadas to the company's new owners, General Foods, as a way to sell more coffee to the Jewish community.
• At Witt's family Seder tonight in east Cobb County, her sister-in-law Arlene Brown plans to try something different, a new Haggada produced for Publix.
• Myles chose the symbols for the border of the carpet, taking them from the Haggada, the story of Passover, a book with an elegant silver cover embossed with the symbols.
• Kahane was the author of " The Haggada of the Jewish Idea ", a commentary based on his father's teachings of the Passover Haggadah read at the Passover Seder.