the fut造句

• This song was credited to The Fut.
• In 1836, he formally established the Fut Gar, to honor the Buddha from which the art was named.
• If this story is true, then he could not have taken over the Fut San Hung Sing Choy Li Fut school in 1867.
• Because Jeong Yim concentrated on teaching combat skills, some of the best Choy Li Fut fighters came from the Fut San Hung Sing branch.
• The Fut San Hung Sing branch was extremely popular and this worried the Manchu government supporters as well as created intense rivalries between martial arts schools.
• After being involved with many anti-Qing revolutionary battles, in 1848 the head of the Fut San school Chan Din-Foon s杧QSh died.
• Being the sole inheritor of the Fut Sao Wing Chun system through direct lineage teachings made James Cama a unique individual in Chinese Martial Arts circles.
• Soon rumors and gossip spread quickly that the Fut San Hung Sing branch was going to be reopened by a hero named Jeong Yim 5 _ 巔.
• In August 1969, Maurice Gibb, Steve Groves, Steve Kipner and Billy Lawrie recorded " Have You Heard the Word " under the name The Fut.
• This branch is called the Fut San [ Oq \ lineage because it is from the Hung Sing School of Fut San city, in Guangdong ?^ qg province.
• Though their initial training in Choy Li Fut was in the Fut San kwoon, Wong Fook Wing 臑弝c?and Leong Gwei 乭5?were later students of Chan Koon-Pak.
• In Irish Gaelige this is Seasaidh / Seasa韉h ( pro . " Sheh-see ", emphasis on first syllable ), which uses the fut . aff . conjugation of " seas ".
• Because the survival of the Fut San Hung Sing Choy Li Fut school depended on training fighters quickly and efficiently, initially Jeong Yim 5 _ 巔 limited the number of forms he taught to just a handful.
• Because of early combat training and the reputation Jeong Yim 5 _ 巔 gained for reopening the school, the Fut San Hung Sing Choy Li Fut school soon became known as the Jeong Hung Sing school of Choy Li Fut.
• Because of early combat training and the reputation Jeong Yim 5 _ 巔 gained for reopening the school, the Fut San Hung Sing Choy Li Fut school soon became commonly known as the Jeong Hung Sing school of Choy Li Fut.
• Other minor styles include the Fut-Hok ( a hybrid of Fut San and Hok San created in Singapore by Kong Chow Wui Koon in the 1960s ), and the Jow Ga ( performed by practitioners of Jow family style kung fu ).
• Others claim that his name came about due to his work with anti-Qing revolutionaries, while others believed that it came about because of the fame he acquired taking over the Fut San Hung Sing school when Chan Din Foon died in 1848.
• In 1867, Chan Heung s柅N believed that Jeong Yim 5 _ 巔, was the most capable student to be Chan Din-Foon's s杧QSh successor and was an opportune time to rebuild the Fut San [ Oq \ ( Foshan ) Hung Sing branch.
• According to the Chan Family History Book, the only historically documented fact showing a relationship between Chan Heung s柅N and Jeong Yim 5 _ 巔 is the date of 1867, when Jeong Yim 5 _ 巔 was sent to reopen the Fut San school as the successor to Chan Din-Foon s杧QSh.
• Chan Heung's uncle Chan Yuen-Wu ( s?` 恮?), a boxer from the Shaolin temple who had trained under Du Zhang Monk ( 靣Vg厃 ^ ), who began teaching him the Fut Gar ( [ O?[ ) style of Chinese martial arts when he was seven years old.