cabezon造句

• Aridjis, a leading Mexican writer, has produced two previous historical novels : " 1492 : Life and Times of Juan Cabezon of Castille " and " Memoirs of the New World ."
• Sand bass, calico bass, spotted bay bass, white seabass, bonito, barracuda, halibut, sculpin, croaker, corbina, cabezon _ they're all found between the breakwater and the landing, and in large quantities.
• "' USS " Cabezon " ( SS-334 ) "'was a cabezon, a saltwater fish of sculpin family inhabiting the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans ( cabezon means " big head " in Spanish ).
• "' USS " Cabezon " ( SS-334 ) "'was a cabezon, a saltwater fish of sculpin family inhabiting the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans ( cabezon means " big head " in Spanish ).
• "' USS " Cabezon " ( SS-334 ) "'was a cabezon, a saltwater fish of sculpin family inhabiting the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans ( cabezon means " big head " in Spanish ).
• "Cabezon " was launched 27 August 1944 by Electric Boat Co ., Groton, Conn .; sponsored by Mrs . T . R . Cooley; and commissioned 30 December 1944, Commander G . W . Lautrup in command.
• In one exhibit, fish, such as the Red Snapper, Rock Fish, Cabezon, Lingcod, Greenlings, Sculpins, Perch and Halibut, swam through the kelp forest, as they were surrounded by different Sea stars, Anemones and Crabs.
• On 16 January 1762, Rabago established Mission San Lorenzo de la Santa Cruz with Father Diego Jimenez along the El Rio de San Jose ( upper Nueces River ) for Apache Chief Cabezon's tribe, manning it with 20 men under Lt . Manuel Valdez.
• The madrigal became de Rore's most popular work, one of the most widely distributed madrigals of the entire 16th Century, and was the basis for further variations, adaptations and ornamentations by many other composers including Antonio de Cabezon, Andrea Gabrieli, and Giovanni Bassano.
• According to Robert Julyan s " The Place Names of New Mexico ", the Navajos identify Cabezon Peak  as the head of a giant killed by the Twin War Gods with the lava flow to the south of Grants believed to be the congealed blood of the giant.
• The Mount Taylor volcanic field is composed primarily of basalt ( with 80 % by volume ) and straddles the extensional transition zone between the Colorado Plateau and the Rio Grande rift . The largest volcanic plug in the volcanic field is Cabezon Peak, which rises nearly 2, 000 feet above the surrounding plain.
• Jose Ignacio Cabezon, who argues that the use of " theology " " is " appropriate, can only do so, he says, because " I take theology not to be restricted to discourse on God . . . I take'theology'not to be restricted to its etymological meaning.
• Haciendas are among the most important estates in the area including El Cabezon, San Antonio Matute, La Esperanza, El Portezuelo, The Cuis, Santa Maria de la Huerta, Jayamitla, La Higuera, San Miguel, San Nicolas, La Villita, the work of Solis, the work of San Ignacio, La Vega, La Gavilana and San Juan de los Arcos.
• Other Varela organization members of interest include Gilmer Humberto Quintero, alias " Cabezon " ( " Big Head " ), Ramon Quintero Sanclemente alias " Lucas " ( arrested in Ecuador on April 2010, deported to Colombia for extradition proceedings to the United States ), Jaime Umberto Palomino alias " Piernas Locas " ( " Crazy Legs " ), Roberto Londono Velez, Jaime Alberto Marin Zamora alias " Beto " ( beto was captured in Venezuela in 2010 ), Jose Ignacio Bedoya Velez, and Diego Perez Henao's brother Wilmar Perez Henao.
• Province has an area of 8, 110 km 2, is located in the center of the Meseta Central, a plateau in the middle of the northern half of the Iberian Peninsula and is characterized by its uniform terrain ( about 700 m on average ), dominated by an extensive plain in which are distinguished : A limestone fells area defined by the valleys of different rivers, some of which stand out in altitude causing a mountainous landscape of hills witnesses, such as the Montes Torozos, San Cristobal hill ( 843 m ) and the Sardanedo ( 854 m ); a countryside location of soft hills; and by separating one and another, the so-called " hills ", deep gorges with steep slopes, such as the width of Prado, Santovenia, Cabezon de Pisuerga, etc ..