adrados造句

• Upon reaching Adrados they meet Colonel Dubreton and his Sergeant on a similar mission.
• He realises the French have an interest in Adrados when he learns of the presence of Pierre Ducos, his opposite number.
• Sharpe and Harper note that Adrados is extremely defensible with a castle, a watchtower and a convent all defensible buildings against attack.
• "' Adrados "'is a municipality located in the INE ), the municipality has a population of 183 inhabitants.
• On this account and others, therefore, Francisco Rodr韌uez Adrados proposes that, on the contrary, the Indian version has been influenced by the Greek.
• Rodr韌uez Adrados was elected to Seat " d " of the Real Academia Espa駉la on 21 June 1990, he took up his seat on 28 April 1991.
• At the climax of the novel, it is Nairn who leads the British force that comes to Sharpe's aid when he is facing a French attack at Adrados.
• Rodr韌uez Adrados was elected to " medalla n?3 " of the Real Academia de la Historia on 23 May 2003, he took up his seat on 22 February 2004.
• In his catalogue of the fables, Adrados refers simply to a bird-catcher and relates the story of a farmer, as does the Neo-Latin poet Hieronymus Osius ( 1564 ).
• He makes his first major appearance in " the Prince Regent and assigns him the job of rescuing Lady Farthingdale ( in reality Sharpe's old flame Josefina ) from a deserters'enclave at Adrados.
• Much debate has been carried out about a possible Francisco R . Adrados, Albert Carnoy, Marcello Durante, Vladimir Georgiev, Alessando Morandi and Massimo Pittau, have proposed a close phonetic proximity of the first ten Etruscan numerals to the corresponding numerals in other Indo-European languages.
• In his 2008 book " Historia de las Lenguas de Europa " ( History of the Languages of Europe ), the Spanish philologist and hellenist Francisco Rodr韌uez Adrados has updated the debate by arguing that the Basque language is older in Aquitaine than in the Spanish Basque country, and it now inhabits its current territory because of pressure of the Celtic invasions.