kerne造句

• Radio Kerne, broadcasting from Finist鑢e, has exclusively Breton programming.
• The Walford, was at Kerne Bridge.
• Most of Radio Kerne's operators are volunteers, working with the zeal of missionaries.
• From the west bank, the White Knight relieved the castle with a few score kerne, withdrawing those unfit to defend.
• Day and night on France's windy western coast, Radio Kerne transmits a bright mix of music sprinkled with local news.
• A force of 3, 000 men led by Tadhg, the now-loyalist Rory O Donnell and wood kerne " ".
• In 1558 Cosby was appointed general of the Kerne, and in 1562 was granted the suppressed abbey of Stradbally in Queen's County.
• However, the Plantation remained threatened by the attacks of bandits, known as " wood-kerne ", who were often Irish soldiers or dispossessed landowners.
• The original hostel replaced the old Kerne Bridge hostel in 1936 . ( source material : YHA Archives, Univ of Birmingham, United Kingdom-Cadbury Research LIbrary-Special Collections)
• After the French Revolution, the new constitution created a diocese of Finist鑢e, erasing that of the diocese of Kerne ( Cournouaille ); most of the old diocese was absorbed into the new.
• After the dissolution of the monasteries, the manor probably remained in possession of the King and in 1546 one John Kerne was appointed bailiff and collector of the manors of Southease, Telscombe and Heighton.
• In 1609, Chichester deported 1300 former Irish soldiers from Ulster to serve in the Swedish Army, but the province remained plagued with Irish bandits, known as " wood-kerne, " who attacked vulnerable settlers.
• There are a number of radio stations with broadcasts in the Breton language, namely Arvorig FM, France Bleu Armorique, France Bleu Breizh-Izel, Radio Bro Gwened, Radio Kerne, and Radio Kreiz Breizh.
• "' Kerne Bridge railway station "'is a disused railway station on the Ross and Monmouth Railway constructed in the Herefordshire hamlet of Kerne Bridge which also served the village of Goodrich across the River Wye.
• "' Kerne Bridge railway station "'is a disused railway station on the Ross and Monmouth Railway constructed in the Herefordshire hamlet of Kerne Bridge which also served the village of Goodrich across the River Wye.
• "' Kerne Bridge "'is a bridge and village in south Herefordshire, England about south of the market town of Ross-on-Wye and allows the B4229 road to cross River Wye from Coleford road.
• The Kerne Bridge railway station, which finally closed in 1959, was located next to the road bridge on the left bank of the river and, after many years as an outdoor activity centre, is now a private house.
• The Breton tartans are : Brittany National ( Breton National ), Brittany Walking, Lead it Of, and a further nine county tartans ( Kerne, Leon, Tregor, Gwened, Dol, St . Malo, Rennes, Nantes, St . Brieuc ).
• These settlers, unlikely to be refugees if the date was this early, made their presence felt in the naming of the westernmost, Atlantic-facing provinces of Armorica, Kerne / Cornouaille ( " Kernow / Cornwall " ) and Domnonea ( " Devon " ).
• At the same time, Sir Oghie agreed to maintain twelve footmen called kerne and eight horsemen, all well armed, to attend upon the Lord Deputy, or other Governor of Ulster, in all hostings and risings and to maintain them in food and all necessities.