paila造句

• Paila criolla was initially used by street bands in the 19th century.
• Its first inhabitants settled at the banks of the Palo and Paila rivers.
• Common dishes include curanto, paila marina and pulmay.
• To say that Boca Paila is filled with bonefish would be a gross understatement.
• In the Laguna Copperplate Inscription mentioned some settlements such as Gatbuka, Paila, Binaungan.
• Traditional cuisine includes curanto and paila marina.
• An advantage of the clay paila is that clay retains heat well and keeps foods warm.
• He taught Paila the Rig Veda.
• Q . My wife and I would like to visit the Boca Paila peninsula in Mexico next winter.
• The word " paella " is also related to paila used in many Latin American countries.
• The charanga uses double bass, cello, violins, flute, piano, paila criolla and g黫ro.
• Between Tulum and the northern border of Boca Paila there are a series of small hotels and guest houses.
• The barrier is broken by only one inlet, Boca Paila, or mouth of the gullet, in Spanish.
• Also, the " paila " player began to use a cowbell in the final section ( Santos 1982 ).
• In some cases up to 30, as in the La Paila cave, and other " many " in the Coyote.
• On Thursday, gunmen ambushed troops in La Paila, 145 miles ( 232 kilometers ) northeast of the capital, killing six.
• There was little information about Thursday's ambush of troops in La Paila, 145 miles ( 232 kilometers ) northeast of the capital.
• The name " pailana " comes from the sierra de la Paila in the state of Coahuila Mexico where it has been discovered.
• Curanto is a dish made from fish, clams ( almejas ), Chilean seafood soup or stew served in a paila, an earthenware bowl.
• The ambush took place late Thursday at La Paila, in the northern region of Matagalpa, about 145 miles ( 233 kilometers ) northeast of the capital.