caravan的示例

• People and cars milled about us, while posters, caravans, tents, and stalls were crammed in everywhere.

• She frequently stayed overnight with them, and each summer they took her on a caravan holiday.

• These were needed for payment of tribute - later taxation - and for the provisioning of trading caravans and war parties.

• The title was also used in caravans of coast-based porters, and was therefore accepted in a multi-ethnic environment, where its original meaning was lost.

• You're going to turn that caravan around and head back out of here.

• The first of these was not an ivory caravan but one of work seekers.

• These specialist porters provided a large part of the labour requirements of caravans travelling the central route.

• The goal was to improve the response to a direct-mail campaign aimed at selling caravan insurance policies.

• At resting places of merchant caravans, crossroads, river fords or places of annual fairs such complexes were easier to observe.

• Chiefs who were able to control access to the trade routes and to provide provisions to the caravans could accumulate wealth and influence.

• The caravan acted, in the eyes of shopkeepers, as a sign of the validation that the authorities were giving to violent actions.

• Yet caravans could not but depend on the areas they were passing through for shelter, water and often for food.

• During peak periods, experienced porters could pick and choose among the numerous caravans leaving the coast.

• This caravan, given the circumstances and the small quantity of stolen goods, probably consisted of a dozen or so individuals.

• The market for caravan labour was therefore characterized by a massive expansion in demand.