nackenheim造句

• The mayor of Bodenheim was also responsible for Nackenheim.
• The fashion of the comedy did not amuse Gunderloch and all the other Nackenheim wine producers, because they had been described as pretty bourgeois.
• In 1822, Nackenheim got an independent  Grand-Ducal Hessian Mayoralty ( " Gro遠erzogliche Hessische B黵germeisterei " ) under mayor Johann Schneider ( 1822 1831 ).
• Above Nierstein lies a hillside vineyard described as a  Red Slope, made as it is a part of the Rotliegend, which stretches from northern Nackenheim to western Schwabsburg.
• A part of the Rhine Terrace, between Nackenheim and Nierstein is known as the Red Slope ( " Roter Hang " ) because of the presence of red slate.
• Beginning in 1797, when Nackenheim would belong to France for 17 years, only an adjunct was in office at town hall; the " maire " sat in Bodenheim.
• Together with the municipality of Nackenheim, the historic preservation authorities and the assigned structural engineer, a far-reaching, extensive structural investigation was agreed upon with the goal of planning an overhaul for the Town Hall befitting a monument.
• The nearest railway stations are each some 7 km away from Mommenheim : " Nackenheim " and " Nierstein " on the Mainz Mannheim railway line, and " Nieder-Olm " on the Mainz Alzey line.
• The best known area for white wines is the so-called Rhine Terrace ( " Rheinterasse "; sometimes Rhine Front, " Rheinfront " ) between Oppenheim and Nackenheim, which by itself is bigger than the whole of the Rheingau.
•  Above the Nackenheim Town Hall entrance is found an arms stone, which deviates from the arms in question on the following points : Instead of the cross, a hook with a pointed angle adorns the globus cruciger, and the wheel is eight-spoked . & The keystone above the Town Hall entrance yields, surely in unwitting transformation, the always six-spoked Wheel of Mainz, for it could only be this, with eight spokes.