kashpir造句

• At a certain point in time, Kashpir Ganusov moved his activities to Smolensk.
• The information about Kashpir Ganusov is scarce.
• The engraving on this arquebus says that it was made by Kashpir Ganusov in the summer of 1564.
• According to the Moscow Cannon Yard documents and archives, Kashpir Ganusov was working at the court of Ivan the Terrible in 1550s.
• Based on this, Kashpir Ganusov is considered the maker of this bell ( or his predecessor, whose name is unknown ).
• It was used for testing of Lviv Volinsk lignite, and Carpathian, Kashpir ( Russia ) and Rotem ( Israel ) oil shales.
• We can only cautiously assume that Kashpir Ganusov was one of those craftsmen who had left the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the first half of the 16th century.
• Semyon Dubinin, Ganusov s apprentice in Smolensk, would later move to Pskov . So far, we know nothing about Kashpir Ganusov since he was last mentioned in a document of the late 1560s.
• Andrey Chokhov began his career at the Cannon yard in Moscow during the reign of Ivan the Terrible in the 1550s as an apprentice to a German ( ? ) caster Kashpir Ganusov ( russified name ).
• One of the most famous pieces of ammunition made by Kashpir Ganusov is an arquebus named " Ostraya Panna " ( AB @ 0O 0 =  = 0 ), then located at the Government Warehouse ( 07Q =  = K9 0 < 10 @  ) in Smolensk.