tyrolese造句

• Kerpen's host included five battalions in two regular infantry regiments plus elements of a third, three squadrons of dragoons, and 5, 000 Tyrolese militia.
• On the same day Haspinger with 2, 400 Tyrolese and four guns evicted General-Major Stengel's brigade from the Lueg Pass near Golling an der Salzach.
• This was a serious issue in the aftermath of World War I with significant numbers of Austria's North Tyrolese declaring their intention to have North Tyrol join Bavaria.
• Holy Roman Emperor Tyrolese frontier, but his position was far from desperate : if he could hold out for a month, Tallard would arrive from the Rhine with French reinforcements.
• The interior decoration recruited the Lombardese Paracca family as stucco workers and painters, the Tyrolese painter Giuseppe Alberti; the French painter Louis Dorigny; and the Bassanese sculptor Angelo Marinali.
• In the east, only the Tyrolese rebels led by Andreas Hofer continued to fight the French-Bavarian army until finally defeated in November 1809; in the west the Peninsular War continued.
• It is furnished with a sixteenth-century bed of Tyrolese origin, reconstructed furniture commissioned by Avondo in the nineteenth century and a stone fireplace decorated with the arms of George of Challant.
• This style originated in the Austrian Tyrol, and reached Romania during Habsburg rule, and became international due to the Habsburg's preference for wearing Tyrolese costume for hunting throughout their Empire.
• Because of the Tyrolese revolt, the viceroy sent General of Division Achille Fontanelli's Italian division to Trento on the upper Adige with General of Division Louis Baraguey d'Hilliers in overall command.
• From their base in Matzen they organized the Tyrolese Relief fund, raising a very considerable sum through friends such as Lord Bryce, British Ambassador for Washington and the Cadburys ( English Quaker friends of Florence Nickalls ).
• There are some themed trails in the surrounding area, for instance a witches'trail tracing past legends; a panoramic trail in front of the Tyrolese limestone alps; or a mile's distillery or experience apiculture.
• "Already the president had, unfortunately, promised the Brenner Pass boundary to Orlando, which gave to Italy some 150, 000 Tyrolese Germans-an action which he subsequently regarded as a big mistake and deeply regretted.
• He returned to France after a serious injury, went on to the Italian army, in the Battle of Tyrolese, took over from Joubert as commander-in-chief and held the post until the arrival of Scherer.
• All of the stained glass windows, stations of the cross, and mosaic " Our Lady Star of the Sea " were purchased after World War I from Tyrolese Art Glass Company in Innsbruck, Austria for $ 22, 000.
• For example a person from Schwaz naturally feels himself to be a Tyrolese, more precisely an " Unterinntaler " from the Lower Inn valley  but in no circumstances considers himself to be an " Unterlandler ".
• In 1856 Pachtler entered the Society of Jesus, and some years later was appointed professor in the Jesuit College of Tyrolese troops during the Italian campaign ( 1866 ), and to German volunteers in the papal army ( 1869 70 ).
• Florence subsequently used the remaining supplies left over from the Relief fund to establish the Tyrolean Children's Welfare Association to continue providing assistance to the hard-pressed Tyrolese, an organisation taken over and expanded by the Austrian Governmentin 1926.
• On that basis, the Tyrolese living actually in the Lower Inn valley are not strictly in the Tyrolean Unterland, because the differ from them through this South Austro-Bavarian " sch " from the Bavarian dialects that are found east of the Zillertal.