esopo造句

• This earned it the derisive nickname of " Cornacchia di Esopo"
• The title was " Esopo no Fabulas " and dates to 1593.
• But funeral home directors are discussing the matter, and D'Esopo also is considering collecting samples from the living.
• D'Esopo taught watercolor at the Art Students League in San Juan and founded two art galleries to encourage and promote young artists.
• The first such work was a translation of " Aesop's Fables ", ( ESOPO NO FABVLAS ) published in 1593.
• About a dozen families have stored DNA at the laboratory through D'Esopo since the home began offering the service three months ago, Klett said.
• There Portuguese missionaries had introduced a translation of the fables ( " Esopo no Fabulas ", 1593 ) that included the biography of Aesop.
• D'Esopo is a well-known sculptor, and if you have your bust done, you and your significant other can stay five days for free.
• Artists Jan D'Esopo and her husband, Manuco Gandia, restored two 18th-century houses that have winding stairs, balconies, courtyards and views of the sea from several rooms.
• D'Esopo does not mention cloning when talking about DNA storage to clients, said Janet Klett, director of community service for the funeral home, which has locations in Wethersfield and East Hartford.
• When a family requests the service, the D'Esopo Funeral Home in Connecticut collects DNA samples from the deceased _ an oral swab, blood and hair strands _ and sends them to DNA Analysis.
• After the Middle Ages, fables largely deriving from Latin sources were passed on by Europeans as part of their colonial or missionary enterprises . 47 fables were translated into Nahuatl in the late 16th century under the title " In sasanilli in Esopo ".