vivers造句

• Helisende is still loved by the Vivers, blood kin or not.
• The household gathers in the hall at Vivers, save one : Helisende.
• Roscelin Vivers arrives home, angry that his father is marrying off Helisende.
• Vivers family and their manor is fictional, set among these real places.
• Some Norman baron Robert de Stuteville built a wooden moated castle on Vivers Hill.
• A fortress located at the Serra de Vivers.
• At Vivers manor, they learn that Helisende is not blood kin to Roscelin.
• Vivers Mill has also been converted into a dwelling and remains Grade II listed.
• Starting home, a sudden snowstorm forces them to seek shelter at the manor of Vivers.
• This stunning news is hard for the Vivers family to accept, a shock to Audemar, a challenge to de Perronet.
• In addition, Philip IV extended royal jurisdiction by treaty into the ecclesiastical territories of Vivers, Cahors, Mende, and Le Puy.
• The beck was used to power several watermills in the town of Pickering, of which three are still standing; High Mill, Vivers Mill and Low Mill.
• When they reached the wreck they found the last survivor, William Vivers, who had climbed to the tops of the rigging, and had spent 14 hours there.
• Moves were taken to try him and two other prisoners of war ( Clifton Catesby and Robert Vivers ), in the civil court of the Kings Bench as traitors.
• Two members of the Vivers family and two fellow Banburians petitioned mercer Edward Russell, who after nearly being executed for trying to suborn the Royalist officers to turn Parliamentarian was jailed for three months in 1644.
• His second wife ( a daughter of Bishop W . L . Williams ) was born at Whakato in 1856 and died in 1942 . ( For further information see : Meg Vivers, Castle to Colony : the Remarkable Life and Times of Lucy Sarah Gray ( 1840 1879 ), Brisbane : CopyRight, 2013 .)