pilu造句

• The Pilu tree belongs to the " Salvadoraceae " family.
• The lake drains through the Nam Pilu or Balu Chaung on its southern end.
• Pilu used the money to buy one of her village's first television sets.
• Pilu said, looking at her daughter squatting near the open fire that serves as their kitchen.
• The Pilu tree is a salt-tolerant shrub or small tree, living in arid zones.
• Before it was shifted to this temple in 1992, it had been stored in the Pilu pavilion.
• Nakib Khan's induction into the band was followed by his brother Pilu Khan and Tapan Choudhury.
• It passes through the communes Buteni, B鈘sa, Bocsig, Ineu, Seleu, Z
  rand, Pilu.
• In 1969 Ioan " Pilu " ^
  tefanovici was replaced by Dorel " Baba " Vintil
  Zaharia ( born 1943 ).
• Pilu thinks the new road will tempt more of the village's young people to leave for jobs in the city.
• His first recorded song, " Gar Kuni Yak Nizara ", was his own composition, sung in the pilu raga.
• A pilu tree with an enormous trunk is found growing to the south-west, within the precincts of the cemetery.
• He also practiced with Nakib Khan and Pilu Khan, who later formed Renaissance, before leaving the country for higher education.
• As China presses forward with ambitious plans to develop its impoverished west, enormous change is coming to remote regions like Pilu's.
• It is located in the Karen Hills area, near the State's northern tip, just above an embayment on the Pilu River.
• ""'Kaboklei " "'is a 2009 Meitei film directed by Pilu Heigrujam and produced by Bandana Maisnam.
• After the release of their second album, Nakib Khan and Pilu khan left the band, going on to form the band Renaissance later on.
• Khan, together with pop music contemporaries Fakir Alamgir, Ferdous Wahid, Firoz Shai, Najma Zaman, and Pilu Momtaz is credited with pioneering and popularizing Bengali pop music.
• Pilu recalls how growing up, she was told no one would marry her if she didn't master the embroidery used to make her Akha tribe's ceremonial clothing.
• Chewing sticks of the Pilu tree were used by the Babylonians approximately 7000 years ago; they were later used throughout the Greek and Roman empires, and by ancient Egyptians and Muslims.