sagada造句

• The Chinese oranges sold has a brighter orange color than the Sagada orange.
• Populations from Sagada, both in the Philippines, have slightly different hunting tactics.
• Sagada is famous for its hanging coffins.
• The highway covers of Benguet province and traverses eight of its municipalities ( Sagada ).
• The oranges from China were cheaper and larger but less sweet than the Sagada variety.
• Scott was given " a memorable and triumphant welcome back in Sagada " following his acquittal.
• The Sagada orange was named  Mislabeled of the Year " by Baguio newspaper Midland Courier.
• The trip will start with a motorcade from Pangasinan, passing Cervantes on the way to Sagada.
• St Mary's Convent is located in the predominantly Anglican town of Sagada, Mountain Province.
• He spent much of the remainder of his life in the Kankana-ey town of Sagada.
• Nellie McKim was interned first in Sagada in northern Luzon, and then at Camp Holmes near Baguio.
• Midland Courier criticized the practice of merchants deliberately mislabeling oranges from China as " Sagada oranges " unethical.
• Speakers of hard Kankanaey are from Sagada, Besao and the surrounding parts or barrios of the said two municipalities.
• It is the closest airport to the Banaue Rice Terraces, the Sagada caves and other tourists destinations in the Cordilleras.
• One road leads to downtown Bontoc, while the other leads to the town of Sagada, farther from the junction.
• Speakers of Hard Kankanaey are from the towns of Sagada and Besao in the western Mountain Province as well as their environs.
• Specimens from Sagada, in the mountains, almost always repeated the first option they tried, even when that was unsuccessful.
• Guides can be found upon registration at the tourist-office in Sagada Proper ( the main town ) for a small fee.
• In Sagada, Mountain Province, the ancient funeral norm of hanging coffins from mountain cliffs is still practiced by some minority groups.
• The men formerly wore a g-string known as a " wanes " for the Kanakaney's of Besao and Sagada.