tyrolese造句

• Even today the South Tyrolese have grazing rights in the upper Defereggental.
• In 1919 the Tyrolese Anti-Semitic Association was formed.
• At the start of the war, the Tyrolese people rose in revolt.
• The German-speaking Tyrolese under leaders like Andreas Hofer began driving out the Bavarian garrisons.
• The rest were made up of the Tyrolese and inhabitants from the rest of the monarchy.
• Such proposals were taken with interest by significant numbers of North Tyrolese wishing to join Bavaria.
• As a badge, troops wore the Tyrolean eagle of Tyrolese units on grass green gorgets.
• The 13, 600 Tyrolese irregulars were joined by 1, 200 Austrian regulars and six pieces of artillery.
• German-speaking South Tyrolese frequently call them the Gsies Mountains ( " Gsieser Berge " ).
• Desiring to aid the rebellion, Charles ordered John to send Chasteler and 10, 000 Austrian troops to help the Tyrolese.
• With the Tyrolese militia turning out in droves to fight the French invaders, Joubert was compelled to fall back to Brixen.
• Feldmarschall-Leutnant Prince Heinrich XV of Reuss-Plauen commanded the 25, 000 troops in the Vorarlberg which included the Tyrolese.
• Moreover, the Elector had at last sent orders to the large Bavarian contingents on the Tyrolese border to rejoin the main army.
• The Welsch Tyrolese units kept their Werndl guns; only a few units, assigned to combat missions, were given Model 98s.
• In the autumn of 1813 Speckbacher returned to the Tyrol as a major of the Tyrolese volunteers in the imperial army under General Fenner.
• The North Bihar Mission with its four stations of Bettiah, Chuhari, Chakhani and Latonah was entrusted to the Tyrolese Capuchins in 1886.
• The face was only conquered in 1912 by the South Tyrolese climbers Angelo Dibona and Luigi Rizzi with the brothers Guido and Max Mayer.
• Another three days later trains arrived at the new front, having crossed the Brenner Pass, carrying North Tyrolese " Standsch黷zen ".
• The first standing troops in the Tyrol were the native Tyrolese soldiers of the Tyrolean State Battalion ( " " ) formed in 1703.
• A higher percentage ( about 40 % ) of the " Kaiserj鋑er " were soldiers from Trient ( i . e . they were Welsch Tyrolese ).