lampong造句

• The ferry's skipper, Wenceslao Lampong, is still missing.
• \cup coarsely ground Lampong or other peppercorns
• He said ship captain Wesceslao Lampong and several other officers were pinned on the bridge.
• He said ship captain Wenceslao Lampong and several other officers were pinned on the bridge.
• The cafe is located in a renovated building in the Pomprap area, not far from Hua Lampong railway station.
• So instead of just grabbing whatever pepper is handy, smart cooks are selecting among exotic options like Lampong, Sarawak, Malabar and ellicherry.
• Sabah Economic Development Corporation chairman Datuk Yahya Lampong and Sabah Land Development Board chairman Tan Sri Kasitah Gaddam were retained as Tanjung Aru and Kinabalu divisional chiefs respectively.
• There are several trains leaving Bangkok Railway Station ( Hua Lampong ) daily to the two major train stations ( Thanon Chira train stations ) in the city.
• It is one of the larger islands in the Strait and lies at the western end of Sumatra's Lampong Bay, in the province of Lampung.
• "Laborers, who are poor, will have work, money to live on, " said the abbot of Bangkok's Hua Lampong Temple.
• Lampong peppercorns, from the island of Sumatra, have a balanced fruity flavor and a bright, rather pronounced heat, ideal for a dish that calls for a strong, spreading heat.
• The officer would then spend the days that followed building a stair made of " lampong " wood, with the steps made of bamboo and tied with " lembiding " roots.
• The name'Lampong'literally means  junction that connects Longwa village, the international border between India and Myanmar in the East, Assam in the West and Mon in the South-East.
• "' Lampong Sheanghah "'( LS ), a small village with about 120 households located in the Eastern part of Nagaland, India under Mon district . It is twelve kilometers away from the district headquarter.
• This year, the Hua Lampong train station in Bangkok was still packed with travelers, but nobody needed to clamber onto the roofs of overcrowded trains _ a sure sign, railroad officials said, that fewer people were heading home.
• The foundation for a Better Life for Children estimates there are currently around 10, 000 children making their homes in and around places like Hua Lampong railway station, Saphan Phut, Saphan Phrapinklao, Sanam Luang, Victory Monument and Patpong.
• Other activities include ( blowpipe ) sumpit contests, mini sports and traditional games such as tuak drinking, arm-wrestling ( bibat lengan ), small log pulling ( betarit lampong ), rope pulling ( tarit tali ) and foot-banging ( bapatis ).
• Pol Maj Gen Wanchai, whose duties include the enforcement of safety measures and keeping the peace on the railways and at stations nationwide, said plainclothes and uniformed officers are posted around the clock at Bangkok's Hua Lampong railway station, which handles millions of passengers a year.
• The trade name for Shorea leprosula is red meranti or meranti merah; Brunai and Sawarak : Meranti tembaga, perawan lop; Malaya and Sumatera : meranti betul, meranti bunga, meranti lempong, meranti tamak, meranti hijau, meranti sabut, merati kait, meranti sepang ( Palembang ); Kutai : Lampong, banti, barit, bekunsu, belaitok, belito, damar; Sampit : lentang; Dayang Benuag : Mengkorau.
• The incumbent divisional chiefs who won unnopposed were Datuk Osu Sukam ( Papar ), Datuk Salleh Tun Said ( Kota Belud ), Datuk Abdul Ghapur Salleh ( Tawau ), Datuk Shafie Apdal ( Semporna ), Datuk Hajiji Noor ( Tuaran ), Datuk Musa Aman ( Libaran ), Datuk Surady Kayong ( Beluran ), Datuk Yahya Lampong ( Tanjung Aru ), Masrani Parman ( Marudu ), Saidi Suari ( Bandau ), Datuk Lajim Ukin ( Beaufort ), Datuk Sapawi Ahmad ( Sipitang ), Datuk Kasitah Gadam ( Kinabalu ), Sairin Karno ( Keningau ), Rizalman Abdullah ( Pensiangan ) and Datuk Yusof Amat Jamlee ( Silam ).