kwai river造句

• Three trains a day still cross an iron bridge over the Kwai river in Kanchanaburi.
• The Rev . Ernest Gordon of Princeton University died early Wednesday, some 60 years after he began to find his religious faith in the squalor, cruelty and death of a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp along the Kwai River.
• The iron rail bridge spanning the Kwai River in Kanchanaburi is the best known part of the 415-kilometer ( 250-mile ) railway the Japanese forced 60, 000 Allied prisoners of war and 200, 000 Asian laborers to build to supply their army in Burma.
• He often said he began to find Him when he was captured by the Japanese in the summer of 1942 and forced with thousands of other captives to build a railroad through the jungles of Burma and Siam ( now Myanmar and Thailand ) along the Kwai River.