hucke造句

• Hucke, Richard G ., Die Grafen von Stade 900-1144.
• Hucke established a successful music teaching studio with his brothers in Hammersmith, London.
• Several years later, Hucke began to suspect Jesperson was having affairs when strange women would call.
• At the " Hucke " and the beach of Kloster the land had previously retreated very rapidly.
• The term " Huk " or " Hucke " refers to large cliffed headlands on the Baltic coast.
• Before the construction of the coastal defence wall around the western promontory ( " Hucke " ) there were also deep caves there.
• In 1975, when Jesperson was 20, he married Rose Hucke, and the couple had three children & mdash; two daughters and one son.
• In 1897 / 98 McKechnie moved to the booming city of Kansas City, Missouri, to work at first as architect for the builders Hucke & Sexton.
• In addition to compositions for the mandolin and violin, Hucke wrote a number of albums, paddeieces, and a tutor for the guitar, and also organ music.
• *From southwest to northeast : Vorlege, Hucke, Tiddenufer, Rennbaumhuk, Klausnerbr點he, Klausnerhuk, Swantevitschlucht, Tietenufer, Signalmasthuk / Flederberghuk, Toter Kerl, Dornbusch ( in its true sense ), Enddorn.
• From the village of Kloster over the " Hucke " to the tourist cafe of " Zum Klausner " in the Tannengrund valley is a mixed wood of Scots pine, ivy-leaved speedwell.
• Tension in the marriage increased and, after 14 years, while Jesperson was on the road Hucke packed up her and her children's belongings and drove 200 miles away to live with her parents in Spokane, Washington.
• The biggest erratic by far is the Bismark Rock at " Tiddenufer " ( north bank of the " Hucke " ); others are the Zeppelin Rock and Saalsteine by the " Hucke ".
• The biggest erratic by far is the Bismark Rock at " Tiddenufer " ( north bank of the " Hucke " ); others are the Zeppelin Rock and Saalsteine by the " Hucke ".
• The only clearly conspicuous coastal defence structure is the 2-kilometre-long stone wall between " Rennbaumhuk " and Hartem Ort, which at the " Hucke " has been a height of 3 metres.
• "' George H . Hucke "'( 1868 & ndash; 20 March 1903 in London ) was a musician, playing both violin and mandolin, and he became one of the most popular English composers for the mandolin.
• From 1938 until the war broke out in 1939, the first section at the " Hucke " was built about 20 yards away from the beach, the narrow water channel between the stone wall and the shore was filled rapidly with sand.
• The text was probably supplied by a certain Domenico Caracajus, who was also employed, according to Hucke and Monson, to provide the music for the recitatives in the second part of the intermezzo, which suggests that the time available for composing " La Salustia " was fairly limited.