luzzu造句

• The luzzu is often considered as a symbol of Malta.
• The design of the luzzu is believed to date back at least to Phoenician times.
• Gozo boats were also similar to the luzzu, but were larger and had lateen sails.
• The luzzu has survived because it tends to be a sturdy and stable boat even in bad weather.
• The "'Luzzu oil field "'is an oil field located in the Mediterranean Sea.
• The town of Marsaxlokk is especially famous for the large numbers of luzzu and similar craft operating in its harbour.
• A luzzu is a double-ended carvel-built fishing boat from the bow is normally pointed with a pair of eyes.
• Originally, the luzzu was equipped with sails although nowadays almost all are motorised, with onboard diesel engines being the most common.
• Gozo boats were painted in shades of green, blue, red and yellow, similar to the traditional " luzzu ".
• On 30 October 1948, a luzzu that was being used as a Gozo ferry capsized and sunk off &
  ondoq ir-Rummien, Gozo . 23 people were killed.
• The total proven reserves of the Luzzu oil field are set between 2.42 billion barrels ( 325?0 6 tonnes ) and 13 billion barrels ( 1745?0 6 tonnes ) with the mean of 5.14 billion barrels ( 690?0 6 tonnes ), and production will be centered on.
• A place of immense hardship but the nearest fishing port to the Qrendi and Zurrieq inhabitants, a role played till the mid sixty s when the former Maltese fishing boats, the Luzzu and Kajjik were replaced by the  Wied iz-Zurrieq Fregatina, a sturdy four meter wooden boat capable of transporting ten passengers opting to visit the Blue Grotto.