garz造句
例句与造句
- They did this via a lengthy flight along the Baltic coast via Garz, not reaching Werder until 11 March.
- It was not until 1815, as a result of the Congress of Vienna that Garz finally became a Prussian town.
- Hendrik Garz, an analyst at WestLB Panmure in Frankfurt, said the banks'action was " psychologically excellent ."
- In 1168, the Christian Danes destroyed the fortress in Garz, as well as the Svetovid temple in the fort at Cape Arkona.
- In 1168 the chief Wendish fortress at Garz was then baptized, and Absalon laid the foundations of twelve churches in the isle of R黦en.
- It's difficult to find garz in a sentence. 用garz造句挺难的
- "' Garz Castle "'is a Slavic fort, of the type known as a Renz ) the ramparts are lower.
- In 1930, the diabetes researcher, Gerhardt Katsch, founded Germany's first home for the clinical and sociomedical treatment of diabetics in Garz.
- In 1478, R黦en was united with Pomerania and, after the Thirty Years'War in 1648 the Treaty of Westphalia saw Garz falling to Sweden.
- "' Gro?Garz "'is a village and a former municipality in the district of Stendal, in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
- The king's next objective was Garz, and one day while observing the area an Imperial patrol came across him and his guard and they were captured.
- Hendrik Garz, strategist at WestLB Panmure in Dusseldorf, Germany, noted that German shares may have risen because the Deutsche Boerse had overreacted in anticipating a sharp drop on Wall Street.
- "Transparency is something we've become accustomed to, the ability to have light enrich our interior environments, " Garz said . " We're still trying to attain humanistic goals ."
- After the institution moved to Karlsburg in Vorpommern, an outpost of the Karlsburg Institute ( Central Institute for Diabetes ) remained in Garz as a holiday location for treating diabetic children over the summer holidays.
- In addition, there were Imperial camps established at both Garz and Griegenhagen, they also still held Damm opposite of Stettin and as long as this city was in Imperial hands the possession of Stettin was not an established fact.
- the " Roman d'Yder " tells the story of how the young man ('garz'), when out seeking adventures, does a service to King Arthur, who by some oversight forgets to reward him suitably.
