caique造句

• Black-Head caique $ 700 Blue Streak lory $ 350
• Sultan Abdulaziz's caique was propelled by 26 oarsmen.
• Caique wing feathers produce a distinctive whirring sound in flight.
• The beak lacks a true caique but is thickened at its base.
• White-Belly caique $ 900 Rainbow lory $ 300
• The east coast has a succession of unspoiled beaches and coves, reachable by caique.
• What could possibly be more romantic than an island cruise on board a Greek caique?
• In 2001, Elias formed his own school, the Caique Jiu-Jitsu Academy.
• In June she intercepted a ca飍ue carrying 382 illegal immigrants bound for Palestine and towed the caique to Haifa.
• The 30.7 meter-long ( 101-foot ) caique is made of oak and covered with pine planks.
• It included 57 sea passages on 35 ferries, four landing craft, three hydrofoils, a fishing caique and a sea plane.
• The company has spent some dlrs 60, 000 to build the first caique, said Nilgun Kilinc, an official at the tourism firm.
• "God willing, this caique will once again show the magnificence of the Ottomans, " said Cakir, the boat builder.
• When not teaching at the academy, Elias travels around the country holding seminars in the Caique Jiu-Jitsu network of schools and hosting BJJ tournaments.
• "' Carlos Henrique " Caique " Elias "'( born October 30, 1957 ) is a 7th degree black belt directly from H閘io Gracie.
• With a stop at an Italian port, the two vessels sailed October 3, rendezvoused at a point in the Adriatic Sea, and transferred the Albanians to the caique.
• Tirhandils have been the workhorses of the Mediterranean for the last two thousand years and is similar to its cousin, the caique, and the Greek transport vessel called perama.
• Or you can take another trip, on foot or by caique, to the cliffside village of Vroukound, where there is a shrine to St . John in a cave.
• One detached caique was sunk and, although the British didn't press the attack on the main convoy, the Germans were forced to abort their attempt to reach Crete.
• When Benjamin Disraeli visited in 1830, he wrote of how much he enjoyed every chance " to court the air in a carved caique by shores which are a continual scene ."