asilo造句

• He was the Teniente Primo de Mestizos, president of Casa Asilo de Invalidos Filipinos de Guerra an institution for veterans of Pascual Poblete, and treasurer of Union Obrera de Filipinas of Isabelo de los Reyes.
• He also taught classes at the " Escuela de Artes y Oficios del Asilo de San Jos?" and, until 1888, he held the chair of decorative composition at the " Escuela de Bellas Artes ".
• In 1932, the family donated the castle to the Italian state and commissioned Engineer Eleuterio Mutto's design for converting the castle into a nursing home ( " Asilo di Quiete Bevilacqua-La Masa " ).
• Rito Asilo of " Philippine Daily Inquirer " described the tracks on the album as a blend of " career-reinventing dance tracks " and " gorgeously sung ballads " that would appeal to her followers.
• The last owner was Giovanni Capasso who, thanks to the interest of the lawyer Gaetano Nunziante, chairman of the Asilo di Mendicit? donated the whole property to this charitable institution immediately after the Second World War.
• Since it would be improper to sell her wares while using the Romualdez name, she resorted to the Asilo nuns who readily spread the word that Meding's famous galantinas, embutidos and tocinos were available once more.
• Shortly after, the journal prematurely reported the end of her career as a young journalist, who had decided to seek refuge in a boarding school for girls in an orphanage called " Asilo Bom Pastor ."
• In 1909 the Adelina brothers and Marco De Marchi founded the " Asilo per le madri povere legittime " Regina Elena " " ( Regina Elena Refuge for Poor Mothers ), which remained an independent service until 1990.
• The current museum was created on 20 August 1990, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination along with the Instituto del Derecho de Asilo y las Libertades P鷅licas ( Institute for the Right of Asylum and Public Liberties ).
• The first written evidence of Rithmomachia dates back to around 1030, when a monk, named Asilo, created a game that illustrated the number theory of Sir Thomas More let the inhabitants of the fictitious Utopia play it for recreation.