den hoorn造句

• "' Den Hoorn "'is a village in the Dutch province of North Holland.
• Den Hoorn is also home to two national institutes.
• The design incorporates the horn symbol and the 1366 date of the original Den Hoorn brewery.
• The municipality comprises the population centres Hodenpijl, Den Hoorn, Gaag, Maasland, Negenhuizen, Schipluiden,'t Woudt, Zouteveen, and Zweth.
• However, near Urk the ship sank and after the war the bells from Den Hoorn were salvaged and returned to the tower.
• Since 1962 boats to Texel have docked at't Horntje, very close to Den Hoorn which is near the southern tip of the island.
• From 1759 to 1762 he was a preacher in Den Hoorn on the island of Texel, where his oldest son Adriaan Loosjes was born.
• Dutch factors ( " Opperhoofden " ) were also stationed at Ayutthaya, such as Pieter van den Hoorn ( from 1688 to 1691 ), or Thomas van Son ( from 1692 to 1697 ).
• In the past Den Hoorn was much larger and the church was surrounded by buildings, but major reductions in shipping transport led to many houses in the village being abandoned and subsequently destroyed, leaving the church looking isolated.
• But to its credit, he said, the Belgian brewer, which traces its roots to a Leuven brewery called Den Hoorn founded in 1366, " has retained the diversity in beer styles, and it remains a pure brewer, unlike many of the other brewing majors that have diversified into other activities ."