dong won造句

• The Dong Won 517 is chartered to Timaru-based Sanford South Island Ltd.
• South Koreans Jun In-soo and You Young-dong won the bronze.
• Kim Jae Kwan, 52, has been a miner for Dong Won for 25 years.
• The 11 dead included the submarine's commanding officer, Col . Kim Dong Won, Kwon said.
• Dong Won Co ., also a mining company, gained 3, 600 won to 48, 600.
• Dong Won Co ., another mining company in Kangwon Province, climbed 3.97 percent to 55, 000.
• The Dong Won 529 hit rocks on Breaksea Islands on Tuesday and its 38 crew were evacuated.
• Shares in Dong Won Co . and other small domestic manufacturing companies rose on expectations of earnings growth.
• Dong Won Co ., another mining company in Kangwon Province, climbed 3 . 97 percent to 55, 000.
• Dong Won Co ., South Korea's oldest and largest coal miner, rose 136 percent to 63, 000 won.
• South Korean vessel Dong Won 529 foundered on rocks off Breaksea Island on Stewart Island's eastern tip Tuesday.
• Ivan Ivankov claimed one of two golds for Belarus here with a 9.8, and China's Zhen Dong won the silver.
• In the early 1980s about 4, 500 coal miners worked for Dong Won mining 2 million tons of coals a year.
• Ivan Ivankov claimed one of two golds for Belarus here with a 9 . 8, and China's Zhen Dong won the silver.
• Dong Won Co ., a mining company with a vast mining site in the eastern province of Kangwon, rose 3, 600 won to 49, 500.
• Lei Ke Si makes Ya Se look bad so that Da Dong won't believe him when he says that Lei Ke Si is KO . 2.
• Police on Monday identified the sailor believed to have died in a fire on the South Korean fishing boat Dong Won 517 as 38-year-old Chang Ko-hong.
• The news instantly pushed up the stock price of Dong Won Co ., a mining company based in Sabuk, by 600 won to 34, 500 won.
• The Dong Won had been carrying 360 metric tons of diesel and more than 100 metric tons of lubricating and hydraulic oil when it went aground.
• The oil came from the South Korean fishing ship Dong Won 529, which sank Thursday, two days after running aground on rocks near the Breaksea Islands.