bories造句

• Which of course does not make sense because the Bories plant was not operational until several years after 1911.
• In 1906, the Whalers Bay as a base for a single ship, the " Gobernador Bories ".
• Their main remnant is the Cold Storage Plant of Bories, located in Puerto Bories, now converted into a hotel.
• Their main remnant is the Cold Storage Plant of Bories, located in Puerto Bories, now converted into a hotel.
• The main sights on the commune are the village itself, the castle, the Saint-Firmain Palace cellars, the S閚anque Abbey and the Village des Bories.
• Christel Bories, chief operating officer of the packaging business, said the reassessment of the outlook stemmed from a slowdown in sales and inventory reductions across the supply chain.
• Such development resulted in the construction of the Bories Cold-Storage Plant in 1915 were processed, frozen and further exported as meat and wool to the European markets.
• In 2010 the team won a championship qualifier against Sokol, Cosal and Bories, earning them a spot to play the Puerto Montt for 10 : 0 in the aggregate.
• In 1961, an epidemiological study of eosinophilic meningitis in humans was conducted by Rosen, Laigret, and Bories, who hypothesized that the parasite causing these infections was carried by fish.
• South of Chilo? there are also small ports like Villa Puerto Ed閚, Bah韆 Corbeta Papudo on Guarello Island, Puerto Bories, Puerto Navarino, Puerto Toro, and Caleta Eugenia.
• From Isla Brinkley-Seno Uni髇-Canal Morla Vicu馻-Canal y angostura Kirke-Canal Vald閟, Golfo Almirante Montt-Canal Se駉ret-Seno 趌tima Esperanza-Puerto Natales-Puerto Bories ( and back)
• Traces of the Celts and Ligures remain today in the ruins of their hilltop fortresses, in dolmens and other megaliths found in eastern Provence, in the stone shelters called'Bories'found in the Luberon and Comtat, and in the rock carvings in the Mt.
• In the immediate vicinity of Gordes is the Romanesque S閚anque Abbey ( a Cistercian abbey ) and the " village of bories ", which consists entirely of " bories " ( also spelled " boris ", borris " and " borries " ), ovoid ancient houses made only of stone.
• In the immediate vicinity of Gordes is the Romanesque S閚anque Abbey ( a Cistercian abbey ) and the " village of bories ", which consists entirely of " bories " ( also spelled " boris ", borris " and " borries " ), ovoid ancient houses made only of stone.
• The designation " Cabanes du Breuil ", although lacking in accuracy, was made popular-whether in its original form or under the variant " Bories du Breuil "-by the local monthly P閞igord Magazine in the 1970s, and more generally by regional tourist brochures, not forgetting postcards from the 1980s onwards.