spaarndam造句

• Newer sections of Spaarndam lie within the neighbouring municipality of Haarlemmerliede en Spaarnwoude.
• In 1514 a heavy storm broke the sluices and the dike at Spaarndam.
• From 1812 to 1927, the western part of Spaarndam was an independent municipality.
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• Apart from the city, the municipality of Haarlem also includes the western part of the village of Spaarndam.
• They married in Spaarndam, a small village outside the banns of Haarlem, because she was already 8 months pregnant.
• From that point on, the " heemraden " at Spaarndam were called the " heemraden van Rijnland ".
• "' Spaarndam "'is a small village in the province of North Holland, the Netherlands, on the Spaarne and IJ rivers.
• In February 1890, " Arabic " was sold to the Holland America Line for ?5, 000 and renamed SS " Spaarndam ".
• Besides building these houses, they also financed glass windows for churches and memorials to their members, such as the memorial to Nicolaas Kruik in the church in Spaarndam.
• "' Cor Visser "'( 26 August 1903, Spaarndam, North Holland  27 September 1982, Ipswich ) was a National Portrait Gallery in London.
• Spaarndam was created around a dam where the river Spaarne flows into the IJ . This dam was built here by count toll at this dam, and people made their living from fishing.
• These cities, together with the Counts of Holland who collected toll at Gouda and Spaarndam, maintained this arrangement to the dissatisfaction of the cities Delft and Leiden which were bypassed by this route.
• The success of the Zijl and Does river outlets was not enough to avoid heavy floods, and in 1248, a heavy storm again caused a lot of damage, so a dam was built at Spaarndam.
• The construction of the North Sea Canal ( completed in 1876 ) reduced most of the IJ Bay into polders but a small canalized section of the IJ remained at Spaarndam to connect the Spaarne to the new canal.
• Haarlem paid for its own sluice gate, and the " Woerdersluis " was paid for by the Water board called the " Grootwaterschap Woerden ", which also released its water overflow via the Spaarndam sluices.
• The Zwanenburg resident Jan Noppen ( 1706 1734 ) and his friend and Spaarndam water board colleague Nicolaas Kruik were inspired by the British Royal Society to measure the temperature, air pressure, humidity, and rainfall 3 times daily.
• The organization later built a new Rijnlandshuis in 1641 at Spaarndam to stay at while inspecting the dam complex there, and another one to meet with the Amsterdam Water Board while inspecting the dikes along the Haarlemmertrekvaart and the sluices at Halfweg.
• To emphasize that control over the sluices and dikes at Spaarndam were under the jurisdiction of the Hoogheemraadschap van Rijnland, Count Willem II granted the privileges to levy a toll on ships to the Dike wardens, and not to the city of Haarlem.