jumet造句

• Police said they would continue the search Wednesday in mine company buildings and tunnels near the southern town of Jumet.
• However, the disposal of Jumet differs from other fonts known by the feature that the heads are borne directly by columns.
• They were located on 3 September 1996 in Jumet in Hainaut, buried under a shack next to a house owned by Dutroux.
• The house in the Charleroi suburb of Jumet was once occupied by Bernard Weinstein, a Frenchman believed to have been Dutroux's accomplice.
• Police were reported Saturday to have intensified their search of ponds and abandoned mineshafts near Dutroux's former home, a trailer in the southern town of Jumet.
• Meanwhile police were reported Saturday to have intensified the search of ponds and abandoned mine shafts near where Dutroux once lived in a trailer in the southern town of Jumet.
• Engineers were brought in to pump water and mud from the partly flooded tunnel and to ensure investigators had enough air when they entered the mine near the southern town of Jumet.
• Investigators said Tuesday digging at the Jumet mine south of Brussels would be halted for a few days to assess how hi-tech equipment could best be used in the search.
• During the Ancien R間ime, Jumet belonged to the Prince-Bishopric of Li鑗e, the abbot of Lobbes was Prince-bishop yields the lordship of Jumet which becomes officially brabantine.
• During the Ancien R間ime, Jumet belonged to the Prince-Bishopric of Li鑗e, the abbot of Lobbes was Prince-bishop yields the lordship of Jumet which becomes officially brabantine.
• Monday's work focused on tearing down a brick garage at one of the most intensely searched of Dutroux's houses, a dilapidated wooden structure in the town of Jumet.
• Rain-soaked police resumed digging for bodies in the basement and under the garden shed of a dilapidated house in Jumet, an industrial town 60 kilometers ( 37 miles ) south of Brussels.
• Police have been digging for four days around a dilapidated home in the southern industrial town of Jumet owned by Marc Dutroux, a convicted child rapist arrested two weeks ago in the child sex scandal.
• "' Saint-Sulpice "'( ) is a Roman Catholic church in Jumet, a section of the Belgian town of Charleroi within the Walloon region in the Province of Hainaut.
• Last week, police cleared out one house, in the village of Jumet, and dug up part of the garden, looking for bodies after Dutroux, 38, had been taken there in handcuffs.
• Despite continued rainy weather, police resumed the hunt for bodies in the basement and under the garden shed of a dilapidated house in Jumet, an industrial town 60 kilometers ( 37 miles ) south of Brussels.
• In 1710, the state of the church requests again serious repairs and Jumet's bailiff, Jean de Vigneron, asks the abbot of Lobbes, big tithe collector, the construction of a new church.
• For the fourth day, police dug up no trace of human remains under a dilapidated house in Jumet, an industrial town in southern Belgium that has become the focus of a two-week-old investigation.
• It's left was protected by a separate column consisting of the 1st Regiment of Westphalian Landwehr, and two companies of Silesian Rifles, led by Colonel Hoffmann, in the direction of Roux and Jumet towards Gosselies.
• Noting the similarities with the Saint-Martin's church of Marcinelle choir rebuilt at the end of the 15th century, Luc-Francis Genicot submits the hypothesis that the latter took inspiration from Jumet's earlier adopted formula, maybe during the 14th century.