ouessant造句

• A strong gale dispersed the fleet near the island of Ouessant.
• In 1898 he also established radio contact to the island of Ouessant.
• The park also includes three islands : 蝜e de Sein, Mol鑞e and Ouessant.
• He studied at the Battle of Ouessant.
• Most Ouessant are black or dark brown in color, but white individuals do occur.
• Some names still differ; for example, the Dutch Antifer, Casquets, and Ouessant.
• Only three insular towns Ouessant, 蝜e-Mol鑞e and Ile de Sein are more westward.
• The strong currents south of Ouessant deflect the waves away from the measuring buoy at low tide.
• Caro . " Colombe " had been returning from Martinique and was bound for Ouessant.
• On 3 August 2016, Yann Tiersen got married to Emilie Quinquis in the island of Ouessant, Brittany.
• Fossett and his crew wrapped up their nonstop journey around the globe at the French island of Ouessant near Brittany.
• In 2007, this volume won the prize for poetry at the 9th Salon International du Livre Insulaire in Ouessant.
• To complete the beacon, another light was inaugurated in 1699 in the Stiff lighthouse on the island of Ouessant.
• He landed at the Ile d'Ouessant and preached along the north Finist鑢e coast up to the 蝜e de Batz.
• She was able to go to sea at 20 minutes'notice, and would also go to sea whenever winds in excess of were recorded at Ouessant.
• Nobletz travelled to the islands of Ouessant, Mullein, Batz ( where he brandished a human skull taken from the ossuary ), before returning to Conquet.
• Dozens of boats had also motored out to nearby Ouessant Island, in the Atlantic Ocean, to surround the Frenchman'yacht after he crossed the finish line.
• A Brittany oarsman crossed the symbolic Ouessant-Cap Lizard line after 103 days alone at sea and 500, 000 oar strokes across the Atlantic, his liaison said Monday.
• His two novels also take place in Breton isles : " L'Or des mers " in Ouessant and " Les Recteurs et la sir鑞e " in Sein.
• Along with the Kermorvan, it signals the direction of the Chenal du Four, which transient ships used to follow on a north-south axis before the creation of the Rail d'Ouessant.