1886 charleston earthquakeの例文

• In 1886, it suffered damage from the 1886 Charleston earthquake.
• Another earthquake centered outside Florida was the 1886 Charleston earthquake.
• The guardhouse was destroyed during the devastating 1886 Charleston earthquake.
• The house suffered little damage in the 1886 Charleston earthquake.
• The house was damaged in the 1886 Charleston earthquake.
• The 1886 Charleston earthquake, for example, was felt as far as from its epicenter.
• Reportedly, the " shaking rock " was knocked to the earth by the 1886 Charleston earthquake.
• A hurricane in 1885 blew over the original steeple and a year later, the 1886 Charleston earthquake damaged the tower.
• When the building was damaged by the 1886 Charleston earthquake, it was restored with Victorian details including mansard roof and dormers.
• The southern tower, however, was found to be too weakened from the 1886 Charleston earthquake to support the six smaller bells.
• Following the 1886 Charleston earthquake that devastated Charleston, the board of the Firemasters suggested selling off some stations, buying new locations, and building stations in a more strategic layout.
• The 1886 Charleston earthquake ( magnitude 6.6 to 7.3 ) was felt in DC . The strongest earthquake in Virginia happened in 1897 and was felt in the District.
• The roller-compacted concrete backup dam was required by the federal government as a mechanism for preventing flooding if an earthquake of similar magnitude to the 1886 Charleston earthquake was to occur again in South Carolina.
• The earliest stories supposedly dated from the 1870s, and until the 1886 Charleston earthquake, two lights were often reported : railroad employees said that trains had occasionally been stopped or delayed due to the activities of the light, which had even been seen from locomotive cabs.
• The 1886 Charleston earthquake was initially perceived in that city as a barely perceptible tremor, then a sound like a heavy body rolling along; the sound became a roar, all movable objects began to shake and rattle, and the tremor became a rude, rapid quiver.