curtin springs造句

• Teamay was born in 1947, at Curtin Springs, a cattle petrol sniffing.
• Named Curtin Springs for a forgotten prime minister, the oasis should be rechristened Severin Springs.
• When you see Conner's hump, you know that it's Peter's neighborhood, the million-plus acre cattle ranch called Curtin Springs Station.
• On 24 March 1983, Crabbe attended a country and western function in Curtin Springs and became involved in two fights involving police.
• Abraham Andrews leased Mt Conner Station, together with vacant crown land, which became known as Curtin Spring Station around 1940, after John Curtin.
• Curtin Springs was built in 1943 and is now owned and operated by the Severin family who took over the pastoral lease in 1956.
• Local tours include parts of the Amadeus Salt Lake Chain and Mount Conner which is located on the private property of Curtin Springs Station.
• Just behind the roadside gas tanks, a modest iron pipe archway bears the sign CURTIN SPRINGS, lighted after dark by a couple of bare bulbs.
• Peter Severin's barroom and gas pump at Curtin Springs, about halfway, was a sanctuary, the only fuel of any kind between Alice and The Rock.
• The population of Curtin Springs, currently 11, varies according to who in the Severin family leaves to go to school, or how many hands are needed.
• Peter Severin had previously worked as the head stockman on another cattle station and was gifted 1, 400 head of cattle when he moved to Curtin Springs.
• But there is a welcoming glow in the strikingly luminous 69-year-old blue eyes of Peter Severin, who has been Curtin Springs personified for the last 41 years, and knows manna ( outside of a Foster's lager can ) when he encounters it.
• Curtin is commemorated by the Curtin, Curtin University in Perth, John Curtin College of the Arts in Fremantle, the John Curtin School of Medical Research in Canberra, the John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library, Curtin Springs in the Northern Territory, John Curtin House, the former headquarters of the Australian Labor Party, Curtin House in Swanston St, Melbourne, and many other buildings, roads, parks and structures throughout Australia.