Arbo The wise men of the village came estas bona ideo, sed vi kreskigis along, and they kept shouting vian arbon malprave.
The shout was returned on the right and left, from the Colline gate on the one hand, and the Nævian on the other.
Lucretius, marched out of the Nævian gate with some companies of soldiers; Valerius himself led some chosen cohorts down from the Cœlian mount, and they were first descried by the enemy.
Get on with your work and never mind what I am doing--Dauxrigadu vian laboron, kaj ne zorgu pri tio kion mi faras.
Beyond Évian is "La Tour Ronde," a name given to a structure on the edge of the lake.
From the thirteenth century Évian possessed its chateau-fort, surrounded by its sturdy bulwarks and a moat.
This was a new phase of the marriage market up to that time, but the hermit, Arnold, at a venture, suggested to the baron that he had but to bathe in the alkaline waters of Évian to be cured of all his real or imaginary ills.
Aside from its fame as a watering-place Évian has no little architectural charm.
The waters of Évian and their medicinal properties were discovered by a local hermit of the fifteenth century who loved the daughter of the neighbouring Baron de la Rochette.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vian" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
