marseillan造句

• And, either way, Marseillan is one of the oldest villages in France.
• A 41-year-old swimmer died in the town of Marseillan, rescue officials said.
• Marseillan Plage is a purpose-built holiday resort on the Mediterranean, some from Marseillan Ville.
• Marseillan Plage is a purpose-built holiday resort on the Mediterranean, some from Marseillan Ville.
• Its location means that Marseillan became a crucial link in the network of canals that still encircle France.
• Marseillan fishers work 3 km from the shore, with the Agatois in larger boats fishing further out.
• It provided access to, in particular, Marseillan-a fishing village that became a trade centre.
• Buried initially in his native Marseillan, his remains were transferred to the H魌el des Invalides in Paris.
• Renovation is not a modern initiative, Marseillan houses have been renovated and adapted since they were first built.
• This does not include those who have bought houses and villas in Marseillan but use them only as holiday homes.
• The Noilly Prat company came to Marseillan in 1853, and is still producing its vermouths on the same site.
• From the second century BC Marseillan was protected by earthworks, but by Roman times it had a timber stockade.
• Friday was our last full day on the Canal Midi as we headed from Agde to Marseillan, our last port.
• Many legionnaires took their discharge at Marseillan, and with it a grant of land-on which they grew vines.
• The sun was blazing when we reached Marseillan, a small fishing village and the site of the Noilly Pratt wine cellars.
• Mussels are taken from the rich band of mussel-friendly water that runs along the Mediterranean coast from Marseillan to Marseilles.
• There are also the ports of Marseillan which is the last port before S鑤e and its royal canal giving access to the sea.
• There are harbours in the towns of Marseillan, M鑪e and Bouzigues, with smaller ports dedicated to shellfish on the northern shore.
• Marseillan receives the hot winds from the Sahara but, fortunately, does not suffer the pink sand that those winds carry out to sea.
• Much later Marseillan was linked by the Rhone-S鑤e Canal to the river Rhone and by the Canal du Midi to Toulouse and thence to the Atlantic at Bordeaux.