Granada造句怎麼寫

8、This is the website of the University of Granada.

10、One of the oldest colonial towns in Central America, Granada is accessible by road from Managua.

12、The second outbreak was reported in the province of Granada, where about 250 cases have been reported since October 2010.

14、The prize was rich: the great ports of Almeria and Malaga, 100 fortified towns--and over it all, Granada itself.

16、It was the hottest day during our 5-day holiday in south of Spain, but it did not affect our good mood. Today we chose Granada for sightseeing.

18、A photograph of the Granada man shows a striking resemblance to a juxtaposed image of Himmler, whom he believes is his maternal grandfather.

20、It is said, that in Granada, every peasant owns a crossbow. Certainly they are popular with the Moors of Southern Spain, being both easy to use, and effective against well armoured Christian foes.

1、New Granada, Viceroyalty of

3、Townspeople Uprision in New Granada

5、The Alhambra, the Generalife and Albayzin, Granada

7、Granada mounted a hostile takeover bid for Forte.

11、Granada and Ford are continuing to call shareholders to get their support.

15、A few days later, to the astonishment of everyone the city suddenly surrendered, and with it the rest of the Moorish kingdom--except for Granada.

19、Either way it could well be the reason why 8 siestas are so quiet in Granada - everyone is home sleeping it off, or at least the foreign tourists, not used to this style of eating are resting.

2、Ford Granada Ghia Mk II

6、This is the postcode category of Granada, Spain.

13、Chillida's imperishable colossal size creations can be found in various cities in Spain, including Barcelona, Granada and Sevilla etc.

21、Clue: with the scenery of Granada Spain as the clue, and a number of characteristic cultural and natural landscape integrated, demonstrating the culture and landscape of unique Spanish style.

9、Louis of Granada, OP (d. 1588), also belongs to this period.

4、In Granada he was fairly caught.

17、Thee study by the University of Granada in Spain also found that women assumed a more narrow and submissive posture when a man smiled at them.