例句與造句

1. The second is the Chapel of the Madonna del Fossato, a gracious structure built on a rectangular plan.
2. On Saturday night an independent media analyst in Moscow, Floriana Fossato, said she believed the network's reprieve was only temporary.
3. "This is public television paid for by the oligarchs, " said Floriana Fossato, a Moscow-based Russian media analyst.
4. Fossato was part of the county of Nocera in the 9th century, and after the Vico it was a possession of the Bulgarelli family, who built the current castle.
5. "If you had meetings to support NTV, there will be none for TV-6, " said Floriana Fossato, a Moscow-based Russian media analyst.
6. It's difficult to find fossato in a sentence. 用fossato造句挺難的
7. Fossato described what she called " the new rules of the game " in the Russian news media : Major networks should be either controlled by the state or, if independent, unswervingly loyal.
8. Attributed to this painter are paintings in the Oratory of Santa Maria della Piaggiola in Fossato di Vico, church of Santa Maria in Campis in Foligno, in the parish church of Grello, and a polyptich in the Pinacoteca of Gualdo Tadino.
9. From " Forum Flaminii ", where the two branches rejoined, the Flaminia went on to " Nuceria Camellaria " ( Nocera Umbra ) & mdash; whence a branch road ran to " Septempeda " and thence either to Ancona or to " Tolentinum " ( Tolentino ) and " Urbs Salvia " ( Urbisaglia ) & mdash; and " Helvillum " ( site uncertain, probably Sigillo, but maybe Fossato di Vico ), to cross the main ridge of the Burano.
10. The LOTO Project ( Landscape Opportunities for Territorial Organization ), a recent pilot study for regional landscape planning undertaken by the European Institute of Cultural Routes, an agency of the European Union, simply calls it " the Apennine Ridge " of " the Umbria Region, " which it locates in " the central and northern mountains of the Apennines . " The western part of this range is considered by some to be the Umbrian Apennines; it includes Parco del Monte Cucco,, which includes the pass, the road and the Umbrian side of the ridge south to Fossato di Vico.
11. Fossato is known, however, to have been inhabited in the early Middle Ages, when it was the southernmost outpost of the Byzantine corridor, which its name seems to confirm : while " fossato ", meaning " ditch " in Italian, is not an uncommon placename, it is usually found on small creeks  but Fossato di Vico is on sharply sloping ground with no watercourse in the area, and it has therefore been proposed by local historians that the name is to be derived from Latin ( and Byzantine Greek ) " fossatum ", a ditch-fortified defensive work.
12. Fossato is known, however, to have been inhabited in the early Middle Ages, when it was the southernmost outpost of the Byzantine corridor, which its name seems to confirm : while " fossato ", meaning " ditch " in Italian, is not an uncommon placename, it is usually found on small creeks  but Fossato di Vico is on sharply sloping ground with no watercourse in the area, and it has therefore been proposed by local historians that the name is to be derived from Latin ( and Byzantine Greek ) " fossatum ", a ditch-fortified defensive work.
13. Fossato is known, however, to have been inhabited in the early Middle Ages, when it was the southernmost outpost of the Byzantine corridor, which its name seems to confirm : while " fossato ", meaning " ditch " in Italian, is not an uncommon placename, it is usually found on small creeks  but Fossato di Vico is on sharply sloping ground with no watercourse in the area, and it has therefore been proposed by local historians that the name is to be derived from Latin ( and Byzantine Greek ) " fossatum ", a ditch-fortified defensive work.