gawa造句

• As the propitiation increases in importance and size from normal and brief bedara offerings, to medium-sized gawa ceremonies to huge and lengthy gawai festivals, the number and set of offerings also increases accordingly.
• The kabuki play, " Sumida-gawa  Gonichi no Omokage ", is perhaps better known by the title " Hokaibo ", which is the name of the central character.
• The geographic coverage of GAWA network members includes : Benin, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, and Togo.
• The British described " Coyah " ( XM
  'ya, head of the Qai'dju q
  'gawa-i Raven lineage ) as the principal chief of Houston Stewart Channel and the adjacent waters.
• The intermediate and medium-sized propitiatory rites are known as " gawa " ( ritually working ) with its main highlight called " nimang " ( poetic incantation ) that is recited by lemambang bards besides miring ceremonies.
• In 1964, the Nagahori-gawa canal was reclaimed to become a road, the bridge taken down, and the carved railings and the lamps from the stone bridge were used in the construction of a pedestrian overpass.
• This is the name for the section from the Tenjimbashi ( bridge ) to the Funatsubashi ( bridge ) along the north shore of Nakanoshima Island; the Japanese name is DM
  jima-gawa ( X?\ ?] ).
• In 1181, he was defeated at the Battle of Sunomatagawa by Taira no Shigehira; he fled, and tried to take a stand by tearing up the bridge over the Yahagi-gawa, and forming a shield wall.
• Gawa includes all the medium-sized rites that involve normally one day and one night ritual inchantation by a group of bards such as gawa beintu-intu ( self-caring rituals ) and gawa tuah ( Fortune ritual ).