aubertin造句

• 30 June 1640 was a crucial date in the history of Aubertin.
• Five generations of Navailles-Mirepeix would follow in Aubertin.
• Aubertin said he was all the more frustrated because he too opposes the nuclear tests.
• For centuries Monein continued to claim ownership of this enclave of the Commandery of Aubertin.
• Bernard, who succeeded Arnaud, remained lord of Artiguelouve and Aubertin but debts accumulated.
• It comprised a total of 46 fires including 3 which were explicitly at Aubertin the hospital.
• Around 1583 Arnaud d'Artiguelouve afiefed the woods of Aubertin as surety for a loan.
• This document gives a fairly accurate picture of the lordship of Aubertin before the French Revolution.
• However, it was Broca, not Aubertin, who finally put the localization of function existence issue to rest.
• Most of these experts still supported Flourens argument, but Aubertin was persistent in presenting new patients to counter their views.
• "' Aubertin "'is a French department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of south-western France.
• He was soon no longer designated as Lord of Artiguelouve and Aubertin which suggested the final sale of the lordship of Montardon.
• While in Surabaya, during the Indonesian National Revolution Moestopo dealt with British expeditionary forces led by Brigadier Aubertin Walter Sothern Mallaby.
• An actor of the Th殁tre de la Porte Saint-Martin, Aubertin was generally felt by its qualities and good behavior.
• The chapel has always been home to an organ, and the present three keyboard instrument by Bernard Aubertin was installed in 2008.
• The last, Louis-Fran鏾is, gave a reckoning of his domain of Aubertin for the Parliament of Navarre on 8 July 1776.
• In 1555 his son, Arnaud, sold half the tithes from Artiguelouve and Aubertin to " Peyrot de Pedelaborde " of Lagor.
• His son John was forced to sell the chateau and lands of Aubertin to " Fran鏾is de Navailles " on 30 June 1640.
• They have commissioned a 3-stop pipe organ from the French organ builder Bernard Aubertin which will be installed at their home in East Sussex.
• On 10 December 1887, a man named Aubertin attempted to assassinate Jules Ferry, who later died from complications attributed to this wound on 17 March 1893.