ennor造句

• Hugh Ennor died on Friday 14 October 1977 in Canberra, aged 65.
• The Department was headed by a Secretary, initially Hugh Ennor ( until October 1977 ) and then John Farrands.
• It is likely that until relatively recent times the islands were much larger and perhaps joined together into one island named Ennor.
• The Royal Dancers notably also included Denise Drysdale and was directed by Valmai Ennor, a former dancer with the Sadler's Wells Ballet.
• The Department was headed by a Secretary, initially ( acting in the position ) Hugh Ennor ( until January 1973 ) and then Kenneth Norman Jones ( from January 1973 ).
• It is likely that until relatively recent times the Isles of Scilly, with which Lyonesse is often associated, were much larger, many of them being joined into a single island named Ennor.
• Despite these doubts, the cornerstone of the new church was laid on July 16, 1899, Thomas Ennor Julian and H . J . Williams were hired to be the architects, and in just 491 days, the construction was completed.
• In addition to Florey, Sir Peter Doherty and Rolf M . Zinkernagel ( 1996 ), were Nobel Laureates as a result of research conducted at the JCSMR . Other notable researchers include Gordon Ada, Frank Fenner, and Sir Hugh Ennor.
• Within his stories, Tolkien translated the name " Middle-earth " as " Endor " ( or sometimes " End髍?" ) and " Ennor " in the Elvish languages Quenya and Sindarin respectively, sometimes referring only to the continent that the stories take place on, with another southern continent called the Dark Land.
• June A . D . 1193 ) confirms to Herbert Abbat of Tavistock and his successors the Islands of St Nicholas ( Tresco ), St . Sampson, St Elidius ( St . Helens ), St . Theona ( Tean ) and the Island called Nutho ( possibly Nut Rock and land surrounding, where remains of hedges etc . between it and Sampson are still to be seen underwater ) with their Appurtenances and all Churches and Oratories built throughout the Islands of Sully, with the Tenths and Offerings, etc ., and two pieces of digg d ground in the Island of Agnes, and three pieces in the Isle of Ennor ( St . Mary s ).