fabregat造句

• In 1991 Fabregat joined Yeclano CF in the third division.
• After failing to avoid relegation, Fabregat was sacked and joined UE Rapitenca on 9 October.
• In the 1986 summer, after falling down the pecking order, Fabregat moved to C髍doba CF also in the third level.
• Artists who were born here include Dr . Atl, Federico Fabregat, Mauricio Toussaint, Scott Neri, Luis Barrag醤, Paula Santiago, Jonathan Fraulin and Oscar Alvarado.
• Fabregat engrave for some of the most recognised printings press of the period : Antonio Sancha, Joaqu韓 Ibarra, the Real Printing in Madrid, and Benito Monfort from Valencia.
• The expedition ended, turning back to the presidio, when faced with a severe wind and dust storm and the leader, Don Narciso Fabregat, decided that they must turn back.
• Fabregat is co-author of the book of poems entitled " SEIS ", published by Editorial Agata ( 2001 ), which he wrote with five other poets, among them Asdr鷅al Eriko Sainz and Daniel G髆ez Moreno.
• Stade Toulousain "': Louis Ramondou, Jean Julien Gaston Serisey, Andr?Perrens, Octave Lery, Henri Avejean, Hector Tallavignes, Maurice Fouchou, Pierre Mounicq, Fran鏾is-Xavier Dutour, Andr?Moulines, Adrien Bouey, Jean Laguionie, Auguste Fabregat, Augustin Pujol, Joseph S関erat
• "To the people of my generation, he is a villain, " said Ralph de la Portilla, a 29-year-old Miamian born to Cuban parents, who with his business partner, Erik Fabregat, came up with the Fuacata ! concept and continues to manage and promote the night.
• After law school, Cimadevilla practiced law in the United States and abroad, specializing in international trade and regulation at the Baker & McKenzie law firm in Washington DC for four years, as well as serving as International Legal Counsel at the Fabregat & Bermejo law firm in Madrid, Spain, dealing with corporate and international trade law.
• The post-war era continued to bring audiences well-received comedies such as Adolfo Fabregat's " The Detective Goes the Wrong Way " ( 1949 ) and documentaries such as Enrico Gras "'Artigas : Protector of Free Peoples " ( 1950 ), although dramatic full-length titles continued to struggle.