hauch造句

• John Hauch constructed a furnace on the creek in 1816.
• My father used to say : " der Hauch eines Zweifels w鋜e wohl angebracht ".
• Hauch was one of the most prolific of the Danish poets, though his writings are unequal in value.
• Governor Fredrik Hauch also tells from the same time about boy-gangs who were copying the town milita.
• In January 2014, Glass Casket announced Wes Hauch ( formerly of The Faceless ) as their new guitarist.
• Hauch therefore gave up all hope of fame as a poet, and resigned himself entirely to the study of science.
• He became then engaged with Christiane Georgine Elizabeth Hauch, daughter of Carsten Hauch, with whom he married in 1855.
• He became then engaged with Christiane Georgine Elizabeth Hauch, daughter of Carsten Hauch, with whom he married in 1855.
• Singet deutscher Art zum Preise drum ein rechtes Burschenlied, durch des?Wort und durch des?Weise frisch der Hauch der Freiheit zieht.
• Thirty-five percent of the innumerable participants in the survey chose some form of this onomatopoeic verb, from haar and haw to harf and hauch.
• The Norwegian losses behind their entrenchment had been insignificant, with only 6 men dead ( among them the young Lieutenant Hauch ) and 9 or 10 wounded.
• In summer 1832 Westphal went on a hike through Norway and from 1837 onwards he began to produce illustrations for books by the Danish writers Christian Winther, Heinrich Hertz and Carsten Hauch.
• Located in the park is the " V鎛get " building which contains Adam Wilhelm Hauch's " Physical Cabinet ", one of the largest collections of scientific instruments in Europe.
• The music on " Echos " also shows an influence from electronic and industrial music, as is especially obvious in the song " Ein Hauch von Menschlichkeit " ( " A Touch of Humanity " ).
• It became popular once acquired by Tom Hauch of Heirloom Seeds organization, from the Amish of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and was first distributed nationally in the Seed Savers edition 1987, by Thane Earle of Whitewater.
• In 1496 he obtained the living of Monymusk, Aberdeenshire, and later he became parson of Lynton ( modern East Linton ) and rector of Hauch ( modern St Giles, Edinburgh, which he held with his parochial charges.
• The attack of the skirmishing line had a devastating effect on the cannon battery, that had been placed on a hillock, without a proper riflemen reinforced the skirmishing chain, killing several Norwegian artillerists, among them lieutenant Hauch.
• The opera " Drot og marsk " ( King and Marshal ) by composer Peter Heise from 1878 and the play " Marsk Stig " ( English : Marshal Stig ) by * Carsten Hauch from 1850, also revolves around the subject.
• Astrup never married, but she did have a long-term relationship with Adam Hauch, who was director of the Royal Danish Theatre from 1794 to 1798, and again from 1801 to 1811 ( she had a son, believed to have been fathered by him ).
• The hauch form, three readers noted, is from the German hauchen, " to exhale . " ( A related verb for the same action, according to Hans Van Wouw-Koeleman of Old Bennington, Vt ., is the Dutch ademen, derived from the Sanskrit atma, " spirit, breath ."