Peruvian造句

We were sitting outside a fancy peruvian restaurant.

Toledo reiterated that the Peruvian government will continue to pursue the one-China policy resolutely.

It is thought to date from about 700 AD and to be an example of ancient Peruvian Mochica civilisation art.

dark brown syrupy balsam from the Peruvian balsam tree used especially in dressing wounds and treating certain skin diseases.

At times, Peruvian miners were cutting down four and a half American football fields a day of forest.

A new study suggests the Inca civilisation in the Peruvian Andes may have owed part of its success to llama droppings.

The youngest was the extraordinary case of a six-year-old Peruvian, who suffered precocious puberty and gave birth to a healthy boy by caesarean in 1939.

We found a pretty fascinating paperon a certain type of Peruvian music--the charango--and "courtship", asthe authors delicately put it.

FUNAI has released similar photographs in the past and acknowledged that Peruvian loggers are sending some indigenous people fleeing across the border to less-affected rainforests in Brazil.

The best of the rest include “Octubre,” about a Peruvian pawnbroker who unwillingly finds himself the custodian of an infant daughter and a romantic foil for her nurse.

And also for years I've been an aficionado of the "bus plunge" story, the 100-word filler in the newspaper that says, "Peruvian bus plunges off cliff, 50 people die."

As we set out from the Peruvian coast to find the source of the Amazon (a cascade from a 15-metre-high rock-face) we were panting after just 100 metres.

It was my Peruvian guide, Cho, who came up with a solution: instead of passing through the hostile village, we'd inflate our rubber rafts and paddle over to a long shingle island.