cabalian造句

• San Juan ( Cabalian ) town, Southern Leyte Province.
• He was then in-charge of the areas of Cabalian, Ogmoc and Sogor.
• Only Barugo, Cabalian, Carigara, Dagami, Dulag, Ormoc, Palo, Palompon and Tanauan were mentioned.
• After his pastoral visit in Sogod, the " padre " sailed towards Cabalian for a Eucharistic celebration there.
• Before taking his assignments in Bohol, Cebu, Iloilo and Cavite, Sogod and Cabalian were his first pastoral posts.
• The heaviest influence on Cabalianon is Surigaonon, owing to the contact between Cabalian and Surigao in the early Spanish period.
• Of the five parishes, only Cabalian and Dulag were registered under the said census, with 2, 432 and 1, 338.
• This language shares certain characteristics with Surigaonon mainly because of the seafaring livelihood of pre-Hispanic inhabitants of Cabalian, documented by Spanish explorers.
• Young volcanic rocks are discovered in the terrain areas, which cover the top of the southern mountain ranges of Mount Cabalian in the Pacific Area and Mount Nelangcapan in Panaon Area.
• A reorganization of the province s towns was conducted upon orders from governor Don Joaquin Corillo, which included restoration of Cabalian in 1892 into a pueblo, now renamed Santa Fe.
• Tomas Sanchez, a thirty-two year old Spaniard, was in charge of five parishes in the eastern area : Abuyog, Cabalian, Dulag, Hinundayan, and Sogod.
• In 1855, Romblon petty governor Don Joaquin de Prat ordered the creation of 17 new pueblos or town in Romblon, including pueblo de Cabalian ( now part of Nabas, Capiz.
• EDC recorded a P625 million loss on damaged assets due to Typhoon Yolanda and a P575 million loss on impairment of exploration and evaluation assets in relation to its Cabalian Project in Southern Leyte.
• Exemplar communities such as the towns of Alangalang, Baybay, Barugo, Burauen, Cabalian, Carigara, Dulag, Hinunangan, Hinundayan, Jaro, Leyte, Maasin, Palo, Ormoc, Palompon, Sogod and Tanauan were patterned after Spanish cities.
• These educational institutions flourished in the towns of Abuyog, Alangalang, Barugo, Baybay, Burauen, Dagami, Dulag, Hilongos, Jaro, Cabalian, Maasin, Ormoc, Palo, Buntuk, Hipgasan [ now the present-day barangay of San Pedro ] and Consolacion from 1774 to 1785.
• Fabrizio Sersali, an Italian Jesuit from Naples and superior of Carigara, was among the two Jesuit pioneers sent for evangelizing the south, in particular the towns of Sogod [ in some narratives, the name was spelled as " "'Sogor " "'] and Cabalian.
• Redondo also accounted the geographical location of the town : " The town of Sogod is located on the shore of the great inlet of Malitbog to the south of the island of Leyte, in the western coast of the said inlet and adjoins Cabalian on the east with island of Panaon further south, some three hours away.
• Aniceto SaludoOn July 1, 1960, Southern Leyte was officially inaugurated as a province with municipalities including Maasin ( being the capital town and seat of the provincial government ), Malitbog, Bontoc, Sogod, Libagon, Pintuyan, San Francisco, St . Bernanrd, Cabalian ( now San Juan ), Anahawan, Hinundayan, Hinunangan, and Silago.
• The predominance of Cabalianon in this side of the town is due to the fact that migrants from Cebu and Bohol settled in the western portion of the town, particularly Pong-oy, as well as in Himatagon, the business hub of Saint Bernard, formerly a part of Cabalian, resulting in the gradual disappearance of the language in these parts.