chuya造句

• The Chuya is long, and its drainage basin covers.
• Chuya was brutally executed along with his family and Shosetsu's family.
• It is the right arm of the Chuya River.
• After working for short periods in Chuya highway.
• Along with translations and fiction, L
  oka also devoted himself to writing the critical biographies of Nakahara Chuya and Tominaga Taro.
• Her collection of prose poems " Sentan de sasuwa sasareruwa soraeewa ", which includes the piece that pushed her onto the literary stage, sold exceptionally well and was awarded the Nakahara Chuya Prize ( one of the most prestigious prizes for Japanese poetry ).
• In 1998 S . V . Parnachov defended his candidate thesis based on the analysis of some well-known sections of the diluvial terraces at the Katun River and the Chuya River, as well as on the data by P . A . Carling and conclusions of his own.
• At maximum lowering of the snow-line ( in the Altai and the Sayan its depression gave about 1200 m in late pleistocene ) some of the lakes ( Chuya, Kuray, Uymon and others ) began functioning in an under-ice regime because they never got free from ice for thousands of years.
• Platt ( 1986 ) wrote,  In all such cases, the pairing and the repetitions are explained as being " yanantin " . " " Yanantin " contrasts with " chhulla ", which refers to something that is unequal or odd  one of things which should be twice . " According to Vasquez ( 1998 ), the Quechua of Cajamarca say that something that is incomplete is referred to as " chuya " [ alternate spelling ], meaning  the one who is missing its other . " Vasquez explained,  In order to be whole, one has to pair up . " Whether something is paired or unpaired is an important distinction within the Andean cosmovision.