corsican造句
(1) From the outset of the Corsican nationalist movement the real decision-making has mostly been in the hands of armed groups.
(2) He also stated that the Corsican economy could develop harmoniously around the tourism industry.
(3) The main argument from the Corsican was that they could hold out for ever.
(4) Well, amiable Corsican, let us suppose it is providence.
(5) This tough Corsican never flinched or failed.
(6) Peste, I thought you somewhat Corsican, a great deal smuggler, and an excellent steward; but I see you have other strings to your bow.
(7) Or, as you are a Corsican, that you had been unable to resist the desire of making a 'stiff,' as you call it.
(8) Although Napoleon was Corsican, he is considered by most modern Frenchmen to have been French as their own forebears .
(9) Some Chinese protesters also called for Corsican independence – to match French support for Tibetan nationalists.
(10) According to the UNESCO classification, the Corsican language is currently in danger of becoming extinct.
(11) By this time, the CIA was already subsidizing Corsican and Italian gangsters to oust Communist unions from the Port of Marseilles.
(12) "But," said Franz, "the Corsican bandits that were among the crew of his vessel?"
(13) Roasted garlic with sheep's milk cheese is the quintessential Corsican meal.
(14) Instead he took a sheaf of glossy photographs from his portmanteau and pushed them across the table towards the Corsican.
(15) For ￡35 10s 0d he offered a return air fare and a camping holiday in the Corsican sunshine.
(16) For the past two years his photograph has regularly appeared in the Corsican press.
(17) The Napoleonic Wars: Lost. Temporary victories( remember the First Rule! ) due to leadership of a Corsican, who ended up being no match for a British footwear designer.
(18) "Don't you remember," said the patron, "I told you that among the crew there were two Corsican brigands?"
(19) We had forgotten to say that Jacopo was a Corsican.
(20) The notes, as included in the press release, are: mineral water, anemone, lotus, orris, and Corsican blue cedar.
(21) "Then listen to me." Franz then related to his friend the history of his excursion to the Island of Monte Cristo and of his finding a party of smugglers there, and the two Corsican bandits with them.