含“Louisiana”的英语例句

Missouri was part of the Louisiana territory.
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If you want to speak in French in the United States, go to Louisiana.
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Louisiana belonged to France.
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In the state of Louisiana in the United States many people still speak French.
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Napoleon is remembered for his establishment of France's Napoleonic Code, which has had a great influence on the legal systems of other countries. In the US, for example, the legal system of the State of Louisiana is based on the Napoleonic Code.
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Sami lived in a bayou town in Louisiana.
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New Jersey, Louisiana, and Texas are full of oil refineries.
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Southern Louisiana is no stranger to disasters.
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The storm could bring up to 30 centimeters of rain to some parts of Louisiana and Texas.
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"What's the Bayou State?" "It's Louisiana."
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An African-American teenager from Louisiana has won the National Spelling Bee.
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COVID-19 vaccination rates have tripled in the vaccine-hesitant state of Louisiana over the past month. The main reason, experts say, is not the incentives offered across the state. It is the alarming surge of the delta virus variant and its toll on younger patients.
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The Louisiana Restaurant Association ran a “Shot for a Shot” campaign in June, giving away a free drink to people who got vaccinated.
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More than 1 million people remain without power in Louisiana, including in New Orleans, the state’s most populous city, and in the state of Mississippi, after the Category 4 hurricane made landfall.
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Vodun is a syncretic African-American or African diasporic faith that combines traditional religions of west and central Africa with Catholicism. Versions are found in Brazil, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Louisiana, and in west Africa among speakers of the Gbe language family.
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The ivory-billed woodpecker was once the US's largest woodpecker species but the last commonly agreed sighting was in 1944 in Louisiana.
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Ziri went to Louisiana to visit some Cajun villages.
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Louisiana is known for its swamps.
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It’s no longer news that on April 20th, the catastrophic explosion of an offshore rig sent an undersea gusher of oil boiling to the surface of the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana. Or that winds, tides and time have overwhelmed efforts to contain a slick the size of Cyprus, spreading globs of emulsified goo to the very edges of the tender marshes and bayous of Plaquemines Parish, and onto the barrier Chandeleur Islands.
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Forecasters say Laura continues to bring damaging winds and flooding rainfall as it moves inland over western and central Louisiana.
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Louisiana has been hardest hit by the disaster, but oil residue is continuing to spread elsewhere in the Gulf to fragile coastlines, coating wildlife in a black ooze and threatening the livelihoods of fishermen and other business owners.

Tease a skunk in Minnesota, or gargle in public in New Orleans, Louisiana, and they can haul you off to jail.

Accompanied by key local officials and reporters, the president walked across areas of beach on the Louisiana coast, at one point stooping to pick up tar balls from the surf.

White says people have been showing their appreciation by bringing comfort food to the workers, Louisiana-style — spaghetti with venison and the local specialty, jambalaya.

Voters went to the polls in the southern state of Louisiana Saturday to decide whether their next governor should be the son of immigrants from India or a woman of French/Acadian heritage.

The state transportation department said some low-lying roads and underpasses were closed due to high water as a band of heavy rain moved across south Louisiana.

Continued coastal development coupled with the anticipated rise in sea levels could drown the wetlands according to report co-author Robert Twilley, professor in the Department of Oceanography and Coastal Science at Louisiana State University.