amantea造句

• In 1898, Amantea acquired the territory of Campora San Giovanni from its neighbours.
• Because of his mother Maria Teresa Amantea, an Italian pianist, Florian Abrahamowicz also has Italian citizenship.
• In 1806 and 1807 Belmonte supported Amantea and Fiumefreddo while under siege by French troops commanded by General Peyri.
• In 1460, his father is mentioned leasing a brigantine to bring back Antonello and his family from Amantea in Calabria.
• In 1360 the county was awarded by Queen Joan II of Naples to a family of Amantea, which maintained it until 1443.
• The Principate of Belmonte was further enlarged in 1630 with the purchase of the town of Amantea and the manor of Saint Peter.
• Riva began his successes while flying a Nieuport 11 with this fighter squadron when he shared a victory with Antonio Amantea and another Italian pilot.
• Under the French, Belmonte became the centre of the administrative area of Crati, comprising the territory that reaches from Amantea to Guardia Piemontese and including the cities of Aiello, Altilia, Mangone and Rogliano.
• Saturday's seventh stage from Amantea to Monte Sirino is set to end at the top of a pass, at 1, 546 meters of altitude _ the first real mountainous leg of the 22-stage Giro . ( pv)
• The winner completed the 164-kilometer ( 101.6-mile ) distance from Amantea to Monte Sirino in four hours, 30 minutes, 35 seconds at an average of 36.366 kph ( 22.546 mph ).
• At the approach of the British warships the convoy and its escorts beached themselves in front of Amantea, but the British were still able to capture almost all the vessels, and destroy half a dozen, all while suffering only minimal casualties.
• Saturday's seventh stage from Amantea to Monte Sirino is set to end at the top of a pass, 1, 546 meters ( 5, 068 feet ) above sea level _ the first real mountainous leg of the 22-stage Giro.
• On 25 July 1810 the frigate, " Weazle ", and " Weazle " s sister-ship were off Amantea when they captured or destroyed a convoy of 31 coasting vessels that were carrying stores and provisions from Naples to Amanthea.
• The following year, on 31 July 1895, the final section of the Southern Tyrrhenian railway was completed, between Praja-Ajeta-Tortora and Gizzeria Lido ( " Sant'Eufemia Marina " ), via Scalea, Cetraro, Paola and Amantea.
• Rebellin beat Russian Pavel Tonkov and fellow-Italian Stefano Faustini to the top of Mount Sirino, completing the 164 kilometers ( 101.6 miles ) from Amantea in 4 hours, 30 minutes, 35 seconds at an average of 36.366 kph ( 22.546 mph ).