sablet造句

• They offer wine tasting samples from all the wineries in Sablet.
• In 1721 the Plague ravaged the area but Sablet remained untouched.
• They were sons of the painter and picture dealer Jacob Sablet ( 1720-1798 ).
• Jacques-Henri Sablet was the younger brother of Jean-Fran鏾is Sablet ( 1745-1819 ).
• Jacques-Henri Sablet was the younger brother of Jean-Fran鏾is Sablet ( 1745-1819 ).
• When in 1775 Vien was named director of the French Academy in Rome, Sablet accompanied him there.
• Jacques-Henri Sablet shared a studio with history painter Hubert Drouais and was friends with Simon Denis.
• Sablet forms an almost perfect circle in the vineyards, its twisted streets and covered passages squeezed within its rampart walls.
• The " Maison de la Retraite " or Retirement Home for Sablet's senior citizens is in the village square.
• Within the past decade, Mohammedia's beaches " Sablet & Mimosa " have drawn a load of people from casablanca, and its nearby cities.
• Sablet and Mimosa have been under development, building new beach condos, villas, as well as more investments in small businesses which creates more jobs.
• The square was formerly named Place du Port-Sabl?( also spelled Sablet, which perhaps referred to the sandy nature of the soil or the unloading of vessels which contained sand ).
• But she is also interested in the decoration of public buildings such as the postal office of Isle sur la Sorgue, the school Fr閐閞ic Mistral at Avignon or even churches Roaix, Sablet and Valr閍s.
• Sablet is very close to the larger towns of Vaison-la-Romaine to the north, Carpentras to the south and Orange to the west, with the much larger regional center of Avignon 30 minutes away.
• It was placed under the parish of St . Nazaire with its twelfth-century church, which stands at the highest point of the village-the illuminated bell tower marking the position of Sablet in the surrounding countryside.
• The Rasteau appellation covers mostly the commune of Rasteau, but also includes some vineyards in Cairanne and Sablet . of vineyards are used for the fortified wines, with an annual production of around 1, 400 hectoliter, or around 190, 000 bottles.
• During the Middle Ages, Sablet was owned by the Holy See, and unlike many other villages in the area, it was never under the control of feudal lords-thus also unlike many other villages in the area, there is no castle ( chateau ).
• Then, off to whatever town on the map looked appealing, with pit stops at significant wine cellars to pick up a bottle or two for later-- a Cotes du Rhone, a Gigondas, a Sablet, a Vacqueyras, a Cotes du Ventoux or a Chateauneuf-du-Pape.
• This square is situated on one of the many ports of the Sa鬾e, the port du Sablet or Sabl? which existed from the late Middle Ages to 1844, and was destroyed with the surrounding houses to develop the current wharf ( e . g . a house was demolished in 1707 to create the square ).