aar valley造句

例句与造句

1. Passenger services were discontinued between Wiesbaden and Bad Schwalbach on the Aar Valley Railway.
2. The landscape in the community s municipal area is characterized by the middle Aar valley with its side valleys.
3. It lies south of the Ritzlihorn, on the range separating the valley of the Gauli Glacier from the main Aar valley.
4. The closed Aar Valley Railway ran towards Wiesbaden and is expected to be reactivated to Zollhaus ( south of Hahnst鋞ten ) in 2015.
5. In the dreadful years of the Thirty Years'War, Imperial General Philipp von Mansfeld's hordes overran the villages in the Aar Valley setting houses ablaze.
6. It's difficult to find aar valley in a sentence. 用aar valley造句挺难的
7. In 1799 the front line of the Napoleonic Wars ran through the middle of the lower Aar valley, and there were several French Army encampments in the area.
8. The "'Gantrisch "'is a mountain in the north-western Bernese Alps, located between the Simmental and the Aar valley in the canton of Bern.
9. In 1704, the last member of the ruling family, Herr Johann Niclas von und zu Cronberg, died childless at Hohlenfels Castle, nowadays in Hahnst鋞ten, across the Aar Valley.
10. Moritz Hilf, who had been technical director of the Nassau State Railway since 1862, was put in charge of building the line across the Taunus ridge and through the Aar valley.
11. This section was mainly used for the transport of minerals, which were obtained in the Zollhaus area ( iron ore, limestone, marble and Diez, follows the relatively wide and flat Aar valley.
12. After the First World War, the Aar Valley Railway crossed at Laufenselden the Free State Bottleneck ( " Freistaat Flaschenhals " ), a strip of land between the American bridgehead of Koblenz and the French bridgehead at Mainz.
13. A fourth railway line was added in 1889, connecting to the " Rheinbahnhof ", with the opening Langenschwalbach Railway ( now the Aar Valley Railway " Aartalbahn " ) from the Rheinbahnhof in Wiesbaden to Bad Schwalbach ( then called " Langenschwalbach " ) and later extended to Diez on the Lahn.