kaaawa造句

• The road to Kaaawa and the north shore crossed over Kualoa's runway, so the cars would have to wait whenever an airplane took off.
• The students of Kahuku are enrolled from the communities of Kaaawa, Hauula, Laie, Kahuku, and Sunset Beach which span a twenty-six mile stretch along the North Shore.
• Among the stops along Route 52 : The Dole Plantation, a glorified gift shop and snack bar with all things pineapple, as well as a small garden, a train ride through the fields, and a maze that bills itself as the world's largest; Turtle Bay, a resort and popular snorkeling spot; the Polynesian Cultural Center, which offers visitors a taste of Pacific island cultures and a nightly luau; and a multitude of beaches, including Haleiwa Beach Park, Sunset Beach and Kaaawa Beach Park.
• Later novels dealt with other aspects of Hawaii's history and he encouraged and inspired many other local writers to tell their own stories . " Molokai " ( 1975 ) tells the story of leprosy patients quarantined at Kalaupapa; " Kaaawa " ( 1972 ) describes life on Oahu in the 1850s, during the great smallpox epidemic when many native Hawaiians were dying of newly introduced diseases; and " Stone of Kannon " ( 1979 ) and its sequel " Water of Kane " tell about the first Japanese contract laborers who arrived in 1868.