uists造句

• The Uists and their immediate outliers have a combined area of.
• There has been considerable controversy over hedgehogs on the Uists.
• Mink have been successfully eradicated from the Uists and Barra.
• This includes the Uists themselves and the islands that link to them by causeways and bridges.
• In addition to Lewis and Harris, it was also used on the Uists and Barra.
• We have made a good start in tackling this threat to the bird life of the Uists.
• Her father, Ail閍n mac Ruaidhr? possessed the " North Isles " of the Uists and Benbecula.
• Ruaidhri's son Ailean mac Ruaidhri possessed the " North Isles " of the Uists, and Benbecula.
• He first took Orkney, the northern Scottish mainland and the Hebrides, where he " dyed his sword red in blood " in the Uists.
• In December 2014, NHS Western Isles announced plans to close 3 dental surgeries which need renovation on the Uists and move the services to the hospital.
• To the south across the Sound of Harris lie the Uists and Benbecula, which were joined by a series of causeways constructed between 1940 and 1960 to improve transport links.
• Shinty died out in the Uists in the 1900s due to a difficulty in gaining access to the Camanachd Association's competitions and the rise of football after the First World War.
• It is possible that, at a later date, the Cille Donnain site could have formed a residence for the peripatetic diocesan bishops of the Isles during their periodic visitations in the Uists.
• Certainly, L?gma餽 is associated with the Uists by a particular verse of poetry, attributed to the contemporary skald G韘l Illugason, preserved by the early thirteenth-century " Morkinskinna ".
• The township of Lionacleit houses the Uists'main secondary school, which also doubles as a community centre, with a swimming pool, cafeteria, sports facilities, a small museum and a library.
• Although it is possible that Dubhghall's power base was located in Garmoran and perhaps the Uists, there is uncertainty as to how and when these territories entered into the possession of his family.
• His skald Bjorn Cripplehand recorded that in Lewis " fire played high in the heaven " as " flame spouted from the houses " and that in the Uists " the king dyed his sword red in blood ".
• Due to this impact and following a successful eradication of the species from the Uists and Barra, the second and ongoing phase of the Hebridean Mink Project aims to rid mink from Lewis and Harris in similar fashion.
• Ragnall mac Somairle's son, Ruaidhri mac Raghnaill may have been the " king of the Isles " who was recorded in the Irish chronicles as having been killed fighting against the English at the Ailean, who ruled Garmoran and the Uists are generally not given titles by Scottish sources.
• This would also explain the use of an apparent root form in " An Cuan Sgith ( e ) " the Little Minch ( the strait separating the Outer Hebrides from the Inner Hebrides ) and the older Irish form of " Sc韙h " rather than the modern " An tOile醤 Sgiathanach ", for example : " Do aiual s?Sc韐 agus an d?Uieast agus Beinn a @ aola . . . " " He travelled Skye and the two Uists and Benbecula . . . ".