couvert造句

• :Just to clarify : Couvert : place setting; cover, shelter.
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• Vandenhaute is owner of the restaurant " Couvert Couvert " in Egenhoven ( Heverlee ).
• Vandenhaute is owner of the restaurant " Couvert Couvert " in Egenhoven ( Heverlee ).
• The Prix du Petit Couvert was cancelled twice during World War II, in 1939 and 1940.
• Plans to run the colt in the Prix du Couvert were abandoned because of the prevailing soft ground.
• The meeting was first held at the Stade Couvert R間ional in 1988 and is currently an IAAF Indoor Permit Meeting.
• His sixteen opponents included Catrail ( Lavinia Fontana ( Prix du Petit Couvert ) and Splice ( Abernant Stakes ).
• Couvert said passengers were told to get off the train from the left side, but the doors did not open.
• The others are the Prix du Gros Ch阯e, the Prix du Petit Couvert and the Prix de l'Abbaye.
• Related : mettre le couvert-to set the table . talk ) 10 : 48, 15 July 2008 ( UTC)
• In Fontainebleau, living near the forest ( Villa Bois Couvert ), Kantua
  er reconnected with nature, going for long walks.
• The Grand Couvert also contains the two exedres, low curving walls built to display statues, which survived from the French Revolution.
• Taking its name from the 12 cabinets in which nef, which was used by Louis XIV when he dined " au grand couvert ".
• The filly was sent overseas for the first time when she contested the Group Three Prix du Petit Couvert over 1000 metres at Longchamp Racecourse on 24 October.
• In the July Cup over six furlongs at Newmarket he was outpaced in the early stages before staying to finish third behind Lavinia Fontana in Prix du Petit Couvert.
• In December 1988 Phil Hall ( ex-Sardine v, Dropbears ) replaced Bambach on bass guitar and Mark Wilkinson ( of The Girlies ) replaced Couvert on guitar.
• The second season follows Shinku's return to Flonyard three months after the events of the first season, with Rebecca and his cousin Couvert, as their hero.
• "Why the alarm signal was sounded " and why people used the track-side doors are the real question, yet to be answered, Couvert said.
• In contrast, English common law moved to a system where a wife with a living husband ( " feme couvert " ) could own little property in her own name.