balmes造句

• Capt . Joe Balmes, the pilot, last contacted company officials a few minutes after taking off, inquiring about the weather in Benguet, Galvez said, adding he did not report any problem.
• But on Wednesday, Shell president Christian Balmes acknowledged that the product posed " potential risks " to the environment and said the company " is prepared to assume its responsibilities ."
• Architect Antoni Gaud?lived in Vic for three weeks during May 1910, when he designed two basalt and wrought iron lampposts for the Pla鏰 Major of Vic in honour of Jaume Balmes's centenary.
• Gr鋞z ( " Gesch . der Juden, " ix . 215 ) suggests, without evidence, that the printer Daniel Bomberg ( who is supposed to have learned Hebrew from Balmes ) translated this grammar.
• He married Elizabeth Whitmore, probably about 1605; she was a daughter of William Whitmore ( d . 1593 ) of Apley Hall, Salop and Balmes Manor, Hackney, haberdasher and alderman of London.
• Due to his age and health, these activities declined sharply in the early 1950s; his last identified lecture in Real Academia took place in 1951 and his engagement in Instituto Balmes became loose after 1953.
• But after signs of adverse study results, said Balmes, an associate professor of medicine, " We thought it was unconscionable to continue to give them something that could potentially cause them harm ."
• During the Paris exposition in May 1910, Gaud?spent a holiday in Vic, where he designed two basalt lampposts and wrought iron for the Pla鏰 Major of Vic in honor of Jaume Balmes's centenary.
• In May 1910 Gaud?paid a short visit to Vic, where he was tasked to design the lampposts for the city's Pla鏰 Major, in commemoration of the first centenary of the birth of Jaume Balmes.
• The so-called neocat髄icos was an intellectual movement initiated during the early Isabelline years; its founding fathers, Juan Donoso Cort閟 and Jaime Balmes, tried to accommodate orthodox Catholicism within a framework of the liberal monarchy.