prorok造句

• Count Byron De Prorok was educated at the University of Geneva.
• Alonzo Pond is said to have found Prorok " difficult ".
• Khun de Prorok attributed the skeleton to Tin Hinan.
• Prorok said she had no idea.
• Prorok was particularly excited about discovering lost people deep in the Sahara in quest that echoes past searches for Prester John.
• On May 8, 1958, noted archaeologist Byron Khun de Prorok gave a beneficiary lecture at the New England Mutual Hall.
• Regardless of his archaeological faults, De Prorok was a pioneer in using motion pictures, which he did first in 1920.
• On 18 October 1925, Byron Khun de Prorok and his team located the fabled tomb in the oasis village of Abalessa.
• Of this discovery de Prorok says, " The finding of the Tomb took several days, for the Tuaregs were suspicious of our intent.
• Work continued with new diggers and at last the condition of the grave of Tin Hinan was revealed and described by de Prorok, thus;
• On 18 October 1927 Byron Khun de Prorok, discovered a vault near Abalessa containing a skeleton, belonging to a woman, and her furniture.
• The tomb was opened by Byron Khun de Prorok with support from the French army in 1925, and other archaeologists made a more thorough investigation in 1933.
• Prorok writes much about the Tuareg people whom he describes as " a strange people " whose " impetuosity in attack has made them dreaded throughout the Sahara ".
• According to the tale Prorok managed to find some mines and then excavated some ancient tombs before hearing of the local sultan  whom they feared  gathering his men.
• This help was eventually forthcoming and Prorok dramatically relates how the previously hostile Sultan thus humbled attempts to make amends for his ignorant errors, with the author concluding characteristically:
• "' Josef Prorok "'(; born November 16, 1987 in Prague ) is a Czech track and field athlete who specialises in the 400 metres hurdles.
• De Prorok is most remarkable for his excavation in 1925 of the " lost tomb " of Tin Hinan, which uncovered and controversially removed the remains of the 4th-century BC " mother " of the Tuareg people.
• It was here that Prorok became convinced that this area between Sudan and Ethiopia was the legendary land of Ophir of Biblical fame, whence came the gold, frankincense and other treasures for Solomon s celebrated temple in Jerusalem.
• The filters, which can remove arsenic from water and recycle water from urine on the International Space Station, will soon be available to filter viruses out of water lines in dental equipment, the company's vice president, Cindi Prorok, said.
• While in Abyssinia ( now called Ethiopia ), Prorok describes extraordinary temperatures and his attempts to avoid a confrontation with a powerful and reputedly hostile sultan in the Benishangul-Gumuz Region who may have been a remnant of the defunct Sennar ( sultanate ),