lampas造句

• Lampas made of trousers, coat made of rags, this is the 2nd Uhlan Regiment.
• And the firm has provided silk lampas and silk and wool velvets to restoration projects in the United States Capitol.
• Because of the similar spelling, it should not be mixed up with the Lampas ( ) which is of different meaning.
• The current product range includes light fixtures for Philips Lighting, Lampas and Focus, indoor furniture Piiroinen and DJOB Montana, outdoor street furniture for Veksoe.
• Monochrome lampas weaves became fashionable around 1000 in both Byzantine and Islamic weaving centres; these fabrics rely on contrasting textures rather than colour to render patterns.
• During her lifetime Masiello prepared singers and conductors, such as Franco Corelli, Ren閑 Fleming, Marko Lampas ( Lamas ), Paul Plishka and Marilyn Horne.
• ""'Charonia lampas " "'is a species of predatory sea snail, a family Ranellidae, the triton snails, triton shells or tritons.
• ""'Ranella lampas " "'is a species of predatory sea snail, a family Ranellidae, the triton snails, triton shells or tritons.
• ""'Charonia lampas capax " "'the knobbed triton, is a subspecies of very large predatory sea snail, a family Ranellidae, the tritons.
• The silk lampas upholstery fabric retains the gold eagle medallion on the chair backs which was adapted from the depiction of one of the Monroe-era chairs in a portrait of James Monroe.
• Of the five basic weaves used in Byzantium and the Islamic weaving centers of the Mediterranean  tabby, twill, damask, lampas and tapestry  the most important product was the weft-faced compound twill called samite.
• Made of a custom-manufactured gold and cream silk lampas, the fabric contained a non-repetitive design of birds, butterflies, cupids, flowers, medallions, roosters, and wheat and featured heavy fringe at the bottom.
• His highest style court furniture was built of gilded beech and upholstered in silk lampas fabrics in saturated colors, often with a gold jacquard pattern of medallions, eagles, or the arms of the court or family the piece was manufactured for.
• Chemical analyses have identified the dye of " Porphyrophora hamelii " in Ottoman fabrics such as velvets and lampas of the 15th through 17th centuries, and a 16th-century velvet cap of maintenance that belonged to Henry VIII of England.
• We go through Lampas, thence to Austin, then to the mouth of River, then we rest for 2 or 3 weeks rolling in salt water, then we make a bee line for San Antonio, Laredo, and return home if well.
• The only parasite known to attack " Calcinus tubularis " is a rhizocephalan barnacle, probably of the genus " Septosaccus ", although it is also targeted by another barnacle, " Trypetesa lampas ", which is an egg predator of various hermit crabs.
• In addition, there is a major concentration and growth in family dwellings of a seasonal nature, or second homes, in this region, and a proliferation of illegal construction in the parishes of S鉶 Jo鉶 das Lampas, S鉶 Pedro de Penaferrim, Belas, Agualva-Cac閙 and Casal de Cambra.
• Entirely hand crafted-feature that guaranteed uniqueness of every art piece, 25 cm to one meter tall, the dolls were composed of a precious copper structure covered by a soft layer of foam giving shape to fabrics including brocade, damask, lampas, coarse woollen fabric and Sardinian velvet with lace elements.
• Young adults ( 30-to 39-year-olds ) dominate Sintra's communities, with the parishes of P阹o Pinheiro, Terrugem, S鉶 Martinho, S鉶 Jo鉶 das Lampas, Santa Maria e S鉶 Miguel, Montelavar, Colares, Queluz and Almargem do Bispo all having higher rates of seniors in the population.
• A "'lampadarius "', plural " Lampadarii ", from the Latin " lampada ", from Ancient Greek " lampas " ?????? ( candle ), was a slave who carried torches before consuls, emperors and other officials of high dignity both during the later Roman Republic and under the Empire . " Lampadarios " in the post-Byzantine period designates the leader of the second ( left ) choir of singers in the Eastern Orthodox church practice.