yambuya造句

• Only 169 of the 389 who set out from Yambuya were still alive.
• The river is navigable as far as Yambuya, but is blocked by cataracts further upstream.
• However, Pierre Yambuya claims many of the civilian deaths were caused by FAZ-troops and not the FLNC.
• The cataracts above Yambuya made it impossible to use the river for navigation, and the expedition had to go by land, with tremendous difficulty.
• Stanley was incensed at the state of the Rear Column, blaming them for lack of motion despite his previous orders that they wait for him at Yambuya.
• Pierre Yambuya later reported that the Europeans of Villa P2 had in fact been executed by troops of Colonel Bosange because Mobutu wished to provoke an international intervention.
• At Bangala Station, Barttelot and Tippu Tib continued up to Stanley Falls in the " Henry Reed ", while Stanley took the Aruwimi to Yambuya.
• The inhabitants of Yambuya refused permission to reside in their village, so Stanley attacked and drove the villagers away, turning the deserted village into a fortified camp.
• Finally, on 17 August at Banalya, 90 miles upstream from Yambuya, Stanley found Bonny the sole European left in charge of the Column, along with a handful of starving carriers.
• At this point, Stanley also announced the division of the expedition : a " Rear Column " would encamp at Yambuya on the Aruwimi, while the " Advance Column " pressed on to Equatoria.
• He leaves behind him a'rear column'with supplies at the Yambuya camp on the Aruwimi River and instructs them to wait until the Arab slave trader, Tippu Tib, has brought 600 more porters before following on to Equatoria.
• Meanwhile, at Stanley Falls, Tippu Tib attempted to acquire carriers, but he believed that Stanley had broken his part of their agreement by leaving ammunition behind, and Barttelot came to Yambuya with only an indefinite promise that carriers would arrive in several weeks.
• Stanley left the rear column, consisting of 250 porters and five officers, in June 1887, saying " I shall find you here in October when I return . " Because of Stanley's delays, the rear column remained at Yambuya by the Aruwimi River for the next 14 months, rather than 4.
• A visitor in 1888 described Yangambi as " very prettily situated on a piece of flat ground, backed by a semi-circle of fine wooded hills about for hundred feet high, across which lies the road to Yambuya . . . The channel in front of Yangambi has very little water . . . Later on, in the dry season, one can walk right across this channel to the islands in front ".