micos造句

• The majority of " micos " have belonged to this clan.
• Micos were apparently subject to a paramount chief.
• The authority of the " micos " was complemented by the clan mothers, mostly women elders.
• These waterfalls are located from Ciudad Valles and are part of Tampaon river, best known as Micos River.
• An Inca, Micos, one of Richard's kidnappers, helps them escape, and he is killed in the process.
• The band came to an end circa 1994, after the release of the compilation album " A Festa dos Micos ".
• However, Rodriguez and the police arrive but Matt and Pedro escape with the help of several Incas, led by Atoc, Micos'brother.
• My lieutenant, [ Diaz de la Torre y Gonzaga-Palacios ] exclaimed'Son como micos sucios'( they are like dirty monkeys ).
• To recapture the market an ICL project known internally as PF73 was started, based on an ICL Stevenage-developed microprogrammed machine known as MICOS-1.
• Y si esa fuera la razon de la guerra _ con el objetivo de controlar las fuentes de petroleo _ su exito aun micos, sectores influyentes de la sociedad norteamericana actuan por otros motivos.
• Through Compass s 100 %-owned subsidiaries, Mediobanca also provides mortgage loans to households ( Micos Banca S . p . A . ), credit cycle management ( Creditech S . p . A . ) and factoring services ( Cofactor S . p . A . ).
• As if McGillivray and his people were not angered enough, on November 12, 1785, Georgia officials signed a new treaty with a few compliant Lower Muscogee micos ( headmen ) in which the latter ceded the land between the St . Mary's Rivers, and from the head of the latter to the Oconee River.
• The most important leader in Muscogee society was the " mico " or village chief . " Micos " led warriors in battle and represented their villages, but held authority only insofar as they could persuade others to agree with their decisions . " Micos " ruled with the assistance of " micalgi " or lesser chiefs, and various advisers, including a second-in-charge called the " heniha ", respected village elders, medicine men, and a " tustunnuggee " or ranking warrior, the principal military adviser.
• The most important leader in Muscogee society was the " mico " or village chief . " Micos " led warriors in battle and represented their villages, but held authority only insofar as they could persuade others to agree with their decisions . " Micos " ruled with the assistance of " micalgi " or lesser chiefs, and various advisers, including a second-in-charge called the " heniha ", respected village elders, medicine men, and a " tustunnuggee " or ranking warrior, the principal military adviser.