例句與造句

1. It is only known from Houaphanh Province of northeastern Laos.
2. Phou Pha Thi is a remote mountain in Houaphanh Province, northeastern Laos.
3. Houaphanh Province covers an area of.
4. On 23 May, they fled into the wilderness of Houaphanh Province to once again foment an insurrection.
5. Germany is already funding clearance work in Houaphanh province, where six German experts and more than 80 Laotians are clearing bombs from villages and farmland.
6. It's difficult to find houaphanh province in a sentence. 用houaphanh province造句挺難的
7. In Laos, temperatures in Houaphanh Province dropped to and some upland areas experienced frost, causing the death of several buffaloes in Xam Neua District.
8. The Viet Minh contented themselves with establishing a base area in Houaphanh Province, adjacent to the set piece Battle of Dien Ben Phu that would decide the war.
9. Faced with these reverses, Vang Pao recalled " Bataillon Volontaire 26 " ( BV 26 ) from its far northern outpost in Xam Neua, Houaphanh Province.
10. Government radio also reported that a fire devastated Ngon village in Houaphanh province, destroying 44 homes, three rice mills, 488 tons of rice, four sewing machines and other property.
11. The Phou Louey Massif IBA is in the Nam Et-Phou Louey NBCA and adjacent to the Nam Neun IBA . The Phou Louey IBA stretches beyond Houaphanh Province into Luang Prabang Province.
12. After occupying large portions of Phongsaly, Houaphanh Province, and mountainous terrain that would become the Ho Chi Minh Trail, the Vietminh moved south to the Plain of Jars and in a column menacing Luang Prabang.
13. The aid agreement signed Tuesday by Laotian Deputy Foreign Minister Soubanh Sarithirath and U . S . Ambassador Victor Tomseth provides dlrs 1.6 million for a crop substitution program in northern Houaphanh province, and dlrs 180, 000 for anti-narcotics law enforcement.
14. The battle was fought on Phou Pha Thi mountain in Houaphanh Province, Laos, on 10 March 1968, and derives its name from the mountaintop where it was fought or from the designation of a landing strip in the valley below, and was the largest single ground combat loss of United States Air Force members during the Vietnam War.