caparra造句

• Comprendo che la caparra non ?rimborsabile.
• Caparra proved to be an inauspicious venture.
• The governor was adamantly opposed, since he had had a house built in Caparra.
• It makes its way through the Caparra section of San Juan, intersecting with Carolina and Caguas.
• Here he erected a storehouse and a fortified house, creating the first settlement in Puerto Rico, Caparra.
• He is also responsible for the restoration of the ruins of " Caparra " and " Fort San Jeronimo ".
• It was their third settlement on the island, after Caparra ( which later became Taino living there ) to Lope Conchillos.
• Another story finds the Spanish conquistadors outside the capitol of Caparra, where a group of Indians had been captured and subdued.
• The famous wrought-iron lanterns that decorate the corners of the palace exterior, are by an iron-worker named Caparra.
• During this time, Veicente Murga also brought a series of documents from Spain, in which the attack at Caparra was revealed.
• The most damaging attack of the Ta韓o offensive during the first half of 1513 was against Caparra, then the Spanish capital of the main island.
• The Spaniard opted to leave for Caparra and requested the assignment of guides and carriers from the royal family, marching northeast in parallel to Bucan?Cerillos river.
• Viceroy Col髇 reacted by sending additional reinforcements to Caparra, ordered the construction of a new settlement near the enemy headquarters and led a widespread attack against the Ta韓o.
• The settlement of Caparra, the seat of the island government at that time, was sacked and burned by an alliance between Ta韓os and natives from the northeastern Antilles.
• Although the Atlantic winds may have provided a healthier climate on the islet, moving the village from Caparra to the bay did not protect the settlers further from Carib attacks.
• During that year, the local Spanish carried out 23 incursions against the natives, and viceroy Diego Col髇 ordered additional retaliatory attacks after the Ta韓os burned down the settlement of Caparra.
• The first Spanish settlement, Caparra, was founded on 8 August 1508 by Juan Ponce de Le髇, born in Valladolid, Spain, a lieutenant under Columbus, who later became the first governor of the island.
• Apart from the junction over the Tagus, the remains of four other ancient bridges can be found along the road : one over the Albarregas, another over the Aljuc閚, a third close to Caparra and a fourth over the Tormes.
• Fico L髉ez died in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico on November 6, 2006 from an apparent heart attack while playing volleyball with his friends in Caparra Country Club, the court that bears his name and where he grew up in sports since the age of 8.
• Scenic lookouts such as Rowley's Peak provide astounding panoramic views via a platform with a 360 & ndash; degree view, across and the Tasman Sea to the east, the catchment area of Caparra Creek to the southeast, and the extensive forested hinterland toward in the west.