“caravan”簡單造句，caravan造句子

First, people have a habit of thwarting plans; one architect's urban park is another man's caravan site, or mattress dump.

Israeli soldiers recently tore down a caravan put up by settlers at Elon Moreh, a settlement in the West Bank's northern heart.

For the new series, they have romped around South America in 4x4s, crashed a caravan-airship and are hoping to create a smash-hit art exhibition out of cars.

There were forty camels in the caravan, and the mules were twice forty in number.

Traveling by caravan, the Polos followed ancient trade routes through lands that still evoke Marco's amazing finds.

Then there are the ruins of Dura-Europos, a Parthian caravan center founded in 300 B.C., halfway between Syria and Mesopotamia and known as the "Pompeii of the East."

Just then a caravan passed by with their camels.

When the Germans began laying tracks in 1904, construction followed along the centuries-old caravan route cleared by Arab traders.

Algeria said this week that it had allowed a two-vehicle caravan of Col. Muammar Khadafi's relatives, including his second wife and three of his children, into the country.

EARLY next month, a caravan of cars will roll into central Washington.

The caravan followed at no great distance.

They said Gadhafi had been there until minutes before and loaded onto a caravan of vehicles bound for Misrata, a town his loyalists had brutalized earlier this year.

Her landlocked country is a desert land that was once a hub for ancient Saharan caravan routes.

Arriving at Jerusalem with a very great caravan-with camels carrying spices, large quantities of gold, and precious stones-she came to Solomon and talked with him about all that she had on her mind.

But I invite them back to my caravan instead to have homemade cider around the campfire.

The international diplomatic caravan moves from the Thames to the Rhine.