24 heures造句

• "Phenomenal ! " exclaimed Thursday's edition of the Lausanne daily 24 Heures.
• 24 Heures, Lausanne, Switzerland, on cyclist admitting he took performance-enhancing drugs:
• It was on to the Circuit de la Sarthe for the 24 Heures du Mans.
• Approximately, 2000 students are involved in the organisation of " Les 24 heures v閘o de Louvain-la-Neuve ".
• Muzion collaborated most notably with Wyclef Jean in his francophone song " 24 Heures ?vivre ".
• 24 Heures, Lausanne, Switzerland, on Afghanistan.
• Montreal has four daily newspapers, the English-language " Montreal Gazette " and the French-language " 24 Heures ".
• After finishing 36th in the 1989 24 Heures de Francorchamps-Lotto Trophy, he would retire from International Motor Sport.
• The 24 heures du Le Mans is a race course near the town, which was established in 1923.
• Another former sect member told the Swiss daily 24 Heures that drugs were used as one control mechanism.
• According to articles published in the Swiss independent newspapers " Tribune de Geneve " and " 24 Heures"
• His greatest racing achievement, when partnered by Toni Ulmen, he finished third in the 24 Heures de Spa Francorchamps.
• The team entered the most famous of endurance races, the 24 Heures du Mans and the Le Mans Series.
• After the success of XK120, they developed an endurance racing version, the XK120C, or 24 Heures du Mans outright.
• He used this car to score his only victory, an unlimited national event at 24 Heures de Spa Francorchamps.
• In 2004, Wyclef Jean invited Muzion to collaborate with him on Wyclef Jean's hit " 24 Heures ?vivre ".
• He also led the Heart Trophy race, at 24 Heures du Mans There, he was partnered by the car-builder Sydney Allard.
• His greatest racing achievement, when partnered by James Scott Douglas, he finished second in the 1953 24 Heures de Spa Francorchamps.
• The remains were taken to a clinic in Lausanne for autopsies, police said, confirming a report in the Lausanne daily 24 Heures.
• Ceux-ci 閠aient en permanence deux ?habiter sur le phare, et se relayaient pour assurer des " quarts ", 24 heures sur 24.