ameal造句

• It is really ameal that's value for money.
• The final was played on the 6 June 1926 at the Campo do Ameal.
• Later in the game, Stars catcher Ameal Brooks pushed another of the umpires who also refused to eject the Stars player.
• On the same occasion, his eldest son-a politician and diplomat-was granted the courtesy title of " Viscount of Ameal ".
• "' Jorge Amor Ameal "'( born Berazategui, Buenos Aires, 1948 ), is an Argentinian businessman, and is president of Boca Juniors.
• As Ameal Moore, Riverside's only black councilman, put it, " Let's wait until all the facts are in and then decide what to do ."
• When Santos Gra鏰 died in 1956, the museum started to decline and, in 1974, the building was bought by P髒oa de Varzim Town Hall to Jo鉶 do Ameal, Count of Ameal.
• When Santos Gra鏰 died in 1956, the museum started to decline and, in 1974, the building was bought by P髒oa de Varzim Town Hall to Jo鉶 do Ameal, Count of Ameal.
• Viana do Castelo, Meadela, House of o Ameal, 17 May 1935 ), one of the fourteen children of a couple of Northern Portuguese Nobility, and by whom he had issue.
• While Jos?Maria de Alpoim was able to escape to Spain, in all 100 people arrested during the crackdown, including the Viscounts of Pedralva and Ameal, Jo鉶 Pinto dos Santos, Cassiano Neves and Batalha de Freitas.
• Oscar Ameal, the incensed secretary of the Racing club, told the Interdiarios news agency that " maybe this is the last week of Diego at the club, " which pays Maradona $ 60, 000 a month.
• Upon his retirement from active political life in 1901, he was created Count of Ameal by king Charles I of Portugal-a title which refers to the small hamlet in the outskirts of Coimbra where the count's paternal ascendants had their roots and family home.
• *The name of the " Rua Aires de Campos ", a street in central Coimbra, is often thought to refer to the Count of Ameal; in reality, its name alludes to his father, Dr . Jo鉶 Maria Correia Ayres de Campos, who was himself a distinguished local politician and amateur archaeologist.