bailen造句

• General Francisco Javier Castanos, 1st Duke of Bailen commanded this army . }}
• On September 3, 2012, the town's name was reverted to Bailen.
• Furthermore, Bailen ( now Gen . Aguinaldo ) and Alfonso seceded from Maragondon in 1858.
• City hall authorities declared three days of mourning in Bailen, a town with just 400 inhabitants.
• City hall authorities in Bailen declared three days of mourning in the town of just 400 inhabitants.
• Bailen's clients also included Syntex Corp ., Schenley Industries and Allen & Co.
• By June, the Spanish had taken Mendez Nunez, Amadeo, Alfonso, Bailen and Magallanes with little resistance.
• Bailen was reconverted into an independent municipality in 1915, with the complete restoration of peace and order in Cavite.
• Bailen's first marriage, in 1932 to Dr . Frances Bailen-Rose, ended in divorce in 1942.
• Bailen's first marriage, in 1932 to Dr . Frances Bailen-Rose, ended in divorce in 1942.
• In one barangay, Bailen and Cabanilla found a complex of caves which they believed had been inhabited by primitive people.
• Bailen says that based on historical data and technical description the bones found in the old cemetery are those of Padre Garcia.
• News of the French disaster at the Battle of Bailen on 22 July 1808 buoyed Spanish morale and depressed the Imperial troops.
• After the Battle of Bailen and the subsequent French surrender on 21 July 1808, the myth of French military invincibility was exploded.
• Eliot Bailen, who served for decades as legal adviser to the Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, died Friday at his home in Manhattan.
• His second marriage, in 1946 to Elise T . Bailen, the mother of his children, was ended by her death in 1979.
• At the time of Bailen's death, he was separated from his third wife, Lorraine Jenkins, whom he married in 1982.
• Besides representing Onassis personally in the United States, Bailen also represented his corporate interests in this country, among them Victory Carriers and Olympic Airlines.
• The town of Bailen, where most of the passengers were from, said public offices and schools would be closed for three days of mourning.
• In the second half of the 19th century the towns of Ternate, Magallanes, Bailen, Alfonso, and Naic were mere barrios of Maragondon.