algaba造句

例句与造句

1. His place was taken by Pedro Fern醤dez de Algaba who was subsequently executed by order of the deposed Rej髇.
2. Cast : Justo Algaba, Jose Gonzalez, Franklin Gutierrez, Justo Martin, Enriqueta Martinez, Antonio Novillo, Jose Manuel Pacheco and Juan Ruiz
3. It featured too in exhibitions at Madrid's Buades Gallery in 1992 and in Torre de los Guzmanes, La Algaba, Seville in 1994.
4. The monumental face of La Algaba shows two main buildings, the castellated crown this well-preserved monument located in the traditional center of the core.
5. However, he obtained his liberty, returned to the Canary Islands, and ordered the decapitation of Pedro de Algaba and the exile of Berm鷇ez to the island of Lanzarote.
6. It's difficult to find algaba in a sentence. 用algaba造句挺难的
7. "' Mar韆 del Monte Tejado Algaba "'( born on 26 April, 1962 in Seville, Andalusia ) is a folk singer and TV and radio hostess.
8. Hours after performing in the Andalusian town of La Algaba on Sunday, Romero stunned aficionados across Spain by saying in a radio interview that he's laying down his cape and sword.
9. On 5 September 2011 he and coauthor Carlos Canales Torres were awarded the IX Algaba Prize for biography, memoirs and historical research for their essay on sailboat history, " Naves mancas ".
10. It was Felipe II who created the Marquess of La Algaba to counterbalance the economic hardship of the Treasury, being subject the town to the Lordship until the nineteenth century when it was established the Constitutional Hall.
11. The history of this river has deeply marked the Algaba because of their large flood that have come to flood all the people and even caused by the force of the water, the fall of Old Bridge.
12. Tension and problems with his men, including one of his followers, named Berm鷇ez, resulted in Rej髇 being imprisoned and then sent back to Spain by his replacement as governor of Gran Canaria, Pedro de Algaba.
13. Some Jewish family surnames of the past or present include : Allatini, Arouch, Spanish origin are the : Algaba, Benrubi, Beraha, Buenaventura, Cuenca, Curiel, Errera, Molcho, Navarro, Saporta, Saragussi, Ventura etc.
14. The last Empress of the French was born in Granada, Spain, to Don Cipriano de Palafox y Portocarrero ( 1785 1839 ), Grandee, whose titles included 8th Count of Ablitas, 9th Count of Montijo, 15th Count of Teba, 8th Count of Fuentidue馻, 14th Marquess of Ardales, 17th Marquess of Moya and 13th Marquess of la Algaba and his half-Li鑗e-born Henri, Baron de Grevign閑 and wife Do馻 Francisca Antonia Gallegos ( 1751 1853 ).
15. As eldest daughter she succeeded to her father's titles, as 12th duchess of Pe馻randa de Duero, 10th marchioness of Valderr醔ano, 17th marchioness of Villanueva del Fresno and Barcarrota, 13th marchioness of la Algaba, 15th marchioness of la Ba馿za, 15th marchioness of Mirallo, 14th marchioness of Valdunquillo, 9th countess of Montijo, 17th countess of Miranda del Casta馻r, 18th countess of Fuentidue馻, 13th countess of Casarrubios del Monte, 20th countess of San Esteban de Gormaz and 18th viscountess of Palacios de la Valduerna.
16. This Maria Tomasa, ( Madrid, 8 March 1780  married aged 18 on 28 January 1798  a widow in 1821, aged 41  Portici, Italy, 14 October 1835, aged 55 ), was a daughter of deceased Lieutenant General Felipe Antonio de Palafox y Croy, ( San Sebasti醤 3 July 1739  married before 1780, aged 40 or so-Madrid 24 October 1790 ), son of the 6th Marqu閟 de Ariza, and of Mar韆 Francisca de Sales Portocarrero y L髉ez de Ziga, 7th Countess of Montijo, 6th Countess of Fuentidue馻, 11th Marchioness de la Algaba, 12th Marchioness de Ardales, 13th Countess de Teba, Marchioness de Osera, Grandee of Spain, ( Madrid, 10 June 1754  married before 1780, aged 25 or so  Lograno ( 縇ogro駉 ? ) 15 April 1808 ).