angkor i造句

• Angkor is sacked in 1351 and 1431 by Thai invaders.
• A lot of the restoration work at Angkor is hypothetical.
• "Angkor is asleep, " said the official, Chea Sophorn.
• A day in Angkor is exhausting.
• Stubb said Angkor is believed to have had a population of about 1 million people in its peak years.
• But the water route to the magnificent temples of Angkor is an exotic journey through the heart of Cambodia.
• Angkor is the site of a vast 12th-century temple complex built when the Cambodian empire was at its height.
• "Angkor is all about water, " said John H . Stuffs, program director of the World Monuments Fund.
• As Frank Vincent felt 128 years before us, we found that Angkor is one of those rare sights that exceeds every expectation.
• Five years after it became widely accessible again, Angkor is on its way to becoming the prime single tourist attraction in Southeast Asia.
• Since the end of the civil war brought a semblance of peace to much of Cambodia, tourism has been rising, and Angkor is a prime attraction.
• Angkor is humbling and yet addictive for a photographer, with its mix of ever-changing light, elegant shapes, and exotic live people who are sweeping or selling or simply visiting.
• Angkor is considered to be a " hydraulic city " because it had a complicated water management network, which was used for systematically stabilizing, storing, and dispersing water throughout the area.
• On November 1, " The Oregonian " reported that the council's director was certain enough money had been raised to keep " Angkor I " in Lake Oswego permanently, as part of its Gallery Without Walls public art program, Kelly and the Elizabeth Leach Gallery each donated $ 5, 000, and the Ford Family Foundation and the Oregon Arts Commission had awarded a $ 10, 000 matching grant in May 2013.