weatherhill造句

• Published in 1970 by Weatherhill, the book is not academic.
• The Weatherhill edition of the book has a foreword by Arnold Toynbee.
• Weatherhill also seriously injured the vicar's wife.
• On 4 April 1868 Weatherhill became the last person to be publicly hanged in Manchester, at the New Bailey prison.
• The book was originally published by John Weatherhill Inc in 1985, but was republished by Kodansha Globe in 1997 in paperback.
• This stood in Weatherhill Road opposite where the present bus shelter stands and in its place are Georgian architecture, classical style houses.
• The day was marred when a shackle broke on a set of four wagons, conveying 40 people, on the Weatherhill incline.
• This can be heard on such songs as " Miles Weatherhill ", " The Golden Glove ", " Courting is a Pleasure ".
• From Weatherhill the line climbed on a further rope-worked incline at 1 in 57 to the summit level at Parkhead, 1, 474 feet above sea level.
• Miles Weatherhill, a 23-year-old weaver from the town, was forbidden from seeing his housemaid sweetheart, Sarah Bell, by the Reverend Anthony John Plow.
• Armed with four pistols and an axe, Weatherhill took revenge first on the vicar and then on Jane Smith, another maid who had informed Plow of the secret meetings.
• Both previous Chairmen, Andrew Climo and Craig Weatherhill, have been advocates of bringing the language community together by means of a Standard Written Form based on traditional forms of Cornish.
• SX 079, 840 ), " Delinuth " and " Delamere " are also related to " delyow " which has the meaning " place of leaves " according to Craig Weatherhill.
• The Weatherhill and Rookhope Railway opened in 1846; it was a private line built by the Weardale Iron and Coal Company ( WICC ), trailing in to the S & TR at Weatherhill.
• The Weatherhill and Rookhope Railway opened in 1846; it was a private line built by the Weardale Iron and Coal Company ( WICC ), trailing in to the S & TR at Weatherhill.
• The three major Gorsedhs in Britain are recorded in an ancient Welsh triad as being held at Moel Merw and Bryn Gwyddon in Wales and Boscawen-Un in Cornwall ( ref : Craig Weatherhill ).
• Nonetheless, local historian Craig Weatherhill asserts that a series of rhythmic heaves against the south-western corner of the rock will set it moving, after which, the motion can be kept going with the efforts of one hand.
• He was educated at Doshisha University in Kyoto, His first job was at the New York branch of the Japan External Trade Organization ( JETRO ), from April 1969; meanwhile he was translating art books and catalogues anonymously for Weatherhill.
• Craig Weatherhill in " Cornovia : Ancient Sites of Cornwall & Scilly " calls it " A natural formation of weathered granite, high . . . is surrounded by a massive ring cairn of piled stone in diameter and up to high.
• Rabbi Marvin Tokayer, author of " The Fugu Plan, " a 1979 book about the Japanese and the Jews during World War II that will be reprinted next year by Weatherhill Publishing Co ., interviewed Sugihara and asked him directly how he dared defy his government.