contrade造句

• Often the adversary " contrade " share borders.
• There are occasional outbreaks of violence between partisans of rival " contrade ".
• Cada contrade todavia hace flamear su tradicional estandarte medieval en que hay un emblema representando una virtud.
• This loyalty is maintained through a Contrade'social club'and regular events and charitable works.
• The parade has always occurred before the Contrade whose participants form the main part of the parade.
• A horse is assigned to each by lot and is then guarded and cared for in the Contrade stable.
• The riders represent 10 of Siena's 17 " contrade, " as its neighborhoods are known.
• The riders represent 10 of Siena's 17 " contrade, " as its neighborhoods are known.
• In fact the Sienese are baptised twice, once in church and a second time in their own Contrade fountain.
• Two days before the big day the participants are chosen by lot _ only 10 contrade run in any given race.
• After the Mass, the pope watched raptly as representatives of Siena's 17 contrade made a procession across the square.
• Next to the fa鏰de stands a column with a statue of the Contrade Lupa, a wolf breast-feeding Romulus and Remus.
• Since 1991 Shufrych worked as a director for the Ukrainian-American company " West-Contrade ", becoming its president in 1995.
• When the Grand Duke of Tuscany outlawed bullfighting in 1590, the " contrade " took to organizing races in the Piazza del Campo.
• As Governor, she formally defined the boundaries, names and number of Sienese " Contrade "  akin to administrative divisions  in 1729.
• Legnano is subdivided in 8 contrade, each of one takes part both in the pageant and in the horse race held at the stadio Giovanni Mari.
• The Palio differs from " normal " horse races in that part of the game is for the wards to prevent rival " contrade " from winning.
• Bareback riders choosen from 10 of the Tuscan town's 17 " contrade, " or neighborhoods, must complete three laps around the square, or campo.
• Today the'contrade'are connected with each other through streets, but once the steps were possible only by mule tracks or paths, allowing the transit of wagons.
• Indeed, the night before the Palio the city is a mass of closed roads as each Contrade organises its own outdoor banquet, often for numbers in excess of 1, 000 diners.