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Sentence Examples This year, two semi-final appearances are the sole outings of note for the Spaniard, who first picked up a tennis racket aged one-year-old. In 1575, the Spaniard Juan de Escalante de Mendoza, a Cantabrian, finished the composition of his work. American Ballet Theatre, for instance, would give its eye teeth to land the talented young Spaniard. Given her physical attributes and costume, the the doll looks like the daughter of a rich Spaniard hacendado on the island. The Spaniard gained almost four seconds on the Finnish competitor, who was chasing him for fourth spot on the leaderboard. The air was electric as the sell-out crowd waited in excited anticipation to hear the 64-year-old Spaniard sing favourites from Verdi and Wagner. The Spaniard had a break point for a 3-1 lead in the first set when he twisted his right ankle after chasing a Sluiter forehand. The in-form Spaniard blew his chances by racking up a sextuple bogey at the par-three 11th. Sheridan's Pizarro opens in 1534, with the Spaniard Francisco Pizarro waging a war of conquest against the Inca Empire of Peru. The Spaniard was no longer wearing his uniform coat and his black hair was falling out of his pigtail. The Spaniard held serve for the rest of the set to win the 12 th title of his clay court streak. Now finally clear of injury woes, the Spaniard has been dogged by ongoing back problems. The 19-year-old Spaniard began blasting returns at her feet when she wasn't passing her altogether. Two of the detainees, a Spaniard and an American, were freed by police yesterday. Button is dropping back from Alonso's Renault and is now 5.7 seconds behind the Spaniard. The young Spaniard swung at it and sent the ball screaming past the helpless Gianluigi Buffon and into the left-hand side of the Juve goal. It was not long before he found service as a mozo in the family of a wealthy Spaniard, by whom he was taught to read and write. Sock, who was ultimately felled by 27-year-old Spaniard Nicolas Almagro, was the youngest man on the list. He sent the Spaniard on his way then visited a series of shops in Lisbon and had the visa reproduced down to the special stamps. It may also be the last time they have an opportunity to watch the Spaniard in their team's colours, for there is mounting speculation he will be sold in the summer. Show More Sentences Meanwhile, though, they had been pressing up on the Aberdeen defence with the slight Spaniard giving them a fright when he outjumped them in the seventh minute. I was married to a Spaniard before and I've always spoken Spanish. But if that's the case, I'll have to blow the Spaniard 's brains out. A Spaniard by birth, Victor Serna left home shy of his 14th birthday and entered the monastery to become a Marist brother. We may have enlisted a Spaniard to build our parliament and a German to run our soccer team, but woe betide anyone who meddles with the water of life. The most famous early modern weeper was the sixteenth-century Spaniard Ignatius of Loyola, whose copious tears filled the pages of his Spiritual Diary. During the Spanish conquest, the Spaniard Francisco Pizarro captured Atahualpa and used him to control the Inca Empire. But her Majesty did all by halves, and by petty invasions taught the Spaniard how to defend himself, and to see his own weakness. Another castaway, the Spaniard Pedro Serrano, was rescued after seven and a half years of solitude. One is Friday's father and the other is a Spaniard, who informs Crusoe about other Spaniards shipwrecked on the mainland. A Spaniard, Diego Mendez, and some natives paddled a canoe to get help from Hispaniola. Maximus, a Spaniard by birth, treated the matter not as one of ecclesiastical rivalry but as one of morality and society. Spaniard Vasco Nunez de Balboa named the islands Pearl Islands on his discovery of them in 1513 due to the many pearls which were found there. Another Spaniard, Gaspar de Morales, exterminated 20 local Indian chiefs not long after and gave them to his dogs to tear to pieces. There they were confronted by the Spaniard and his men on the opposite side. A Spaniard can not well brooke to feede after our fashion, nor we endure to drinke as the Swizzers. The talented Spaniard added his seventh PGA Tour title to his resume at Saw grass earlier this year to break a three-year winless streak. Stage opener Barreda Bort attacked from the start, but time loss before the fourth passage control was costly for the Spaniard. Andy Roddick believes Rafael Nadal will defend his Wimbledon title this year even though the Spaniard is suffering from tendinitis in his knees. Tony Gallopin shadowed Rodriguez's surge and Froome followed too before finishing second to the Spaniard. Show More Sentences The Spaniard, even though he's still not quite at his sparkiest, has got to fancy his chances of getting on the scoresheet against the Hammers. But the 50-year-old Spaniard then dropped a shot on the 11th and also found water off the tee on the 12th to card a double bogey. The Spaniard, who in 1987 achieved the rare feat of scoring 59 in a round in Argentina, saw his career nosedive with injuries to his wrist and elbow. But if the imaginary Spaniard thought he was leaving industry and all its concomitant unpleasantries behind, he had reckoned without the Black Country. The Drimnagh man was hoping to dispose of the Spaniard and then watch his beloved Dublin team beat Kerry at Croker to make it to the All Ireland final. But the Welsh links go deeper than that, with Tongan Sililo Martens, who played for Swansea, Bridgend and the Warriors and Spaniard Oriol Ripol, who played for Bridgend. Mansell was taking part in a 12-lap race at Donington Park between five Minardi F1 two-seaters when he collided with 19-year-old Spaniard Fernando Alonso. A shredded peloton arrived next at 10sec with Spaniard Alejandro Valverde winning the sprint ahead Slovakia's Peter Sagan and Frenchman Tony Gallopin. Also in Group A is the never-say-die Spaniard, David Ferrer. A plan is devised wherein the Spaniard would return to the mainland with Friday's father and bring back the others, build a ship, and sail to a Spanish port. Features a typical Spaniard menu including piquillos peppers, Spanish omelet, baby lamb chops, cochinillo a la Segoviana and a well reputed seafood paella. And the Spaniard was on top quickly in the first set, breaking Dolgopolov's second service game to love as the Ukrainian made a succession of unforced errors. And before Xabi Alonso jetted off for new Madrilenian pastures, locals insist the Spaniard regularly headed for the cobbles of Falkner Street for a post-training coffee. Fijian Singh birdied the par-five 10th and Garcia followed suit, adding a birdie at the next to go two-under, before the Spaniard dropped a shot at the 13th. Though relieved at making it through to the second round, the 44-year-old Japanese was cautious about her chances in the next round against Spaniard Dominguez Lino. An aggressive baseliner, Verdasco's powerful forehand and ability to make the ball swing could pose Murray some problems but the Spaniard will be up against it. Although the Spaniard had the credentials, I felt his mission to teach me how to whip up a Japanese specialty dish of ramen, was an impossible one. He was also the first Spaniard to encounter Moctezuma II's delegation. On 11 April, the Spanish ambassador conveyed the news to Pope Alexander VI, a Spaniard native of Valencia, and urged him to issue a new bull favorable to Spain. The impressive League's fleet gathered in the Gulf of Lepanto under the command of the Spaniard John of Austria to clash with the Turkish fleet commanded by Kapudan Ali Pasha. Show More Sentences On 30 September 1497, James IV's commissioner, the Spaniard Pedro de Ayala concluded a lengthy truce with England, and now the marriage was again a serious possibility. But the Italian didn't need anyone, responding first to an attack by Valverde on the final uncategorised climb and then riding away from the Spaniard. Examples from Classical Literature That is, had he been a whiskered, ear-ringed Spaniard they would have killed him then and there. Before he could regain it, a Spaniard charged at him with a musket, and threw him back. They are taking wine from the bota, the long-spouted leather bottle from which only the Spaniard has the skill to drink. No Spaniard knew how to cure hurts from urari, which seems to be strychnine. The Spaniard can use a floridity of expression that would be ridiculous in England. As loyal, at any rate, as men who would sell their souls for an aureus, answered the Spaniard. The Spaniard, who had no enemies, at once attributed this revenge to gilet. The Spaniard looks upon nature with a lazy eye, troubling himself little about anything that cannot be put to some immediate use. He was not a Portuguese, but a Spaniard, born at Tarragona, nor indeed ever a bishop. No, I will not pay you till we get to Tarragona, replied the young Spaniard. It was as much as any Spaniard could do to tell one half-naked Indian from another. The Spaniard rubbed his hands, and Mr. Blood observed that they were unsteady. It was a good thing to have it well understood that the ranch still belonged to Madariaga, the Spaniard. And the Spaniard here, who has been driven out for his cruelty and rapacity. He looked like a cross between a Spaniard and a Malay, and I guess that's what he was. As a last chance, an Apache took a skinful of water, and poured the contents on the bare and bleeding skull of the Spaniard. In fine, the Indian prefers the rial of a Chinese to the dollar of a Spaniard. On either side of him stood two men who also greeted me cordially, but without the punctiliousness of the Spaniard. They poled her off from the captured Spaniard and set their sail with their prow for the south. To dissemble this he had availed himself of the fact that Figaro was a Spaniard. Show More Sentences Was it that in the reserved Spaniard he had encountered a force which he could not overbear? He had the aspect of a Fleming, but the loftiness of a Spaniard. The Frenchman supposes it the voice of a Spaniard, and 'might have distinguished some words had he been acquainted with the Spanish. The Spaniard has not played since suffering his shock second-round exit at Wimbledon to unheralded Czech Lukas Rosol due to a knee injury. Pontcarre said he was not so much afraid of a Spaniard as of a Mazarin. The Spaniard twanged his guitar, and the two hunters slept peacefully. A grave Spaniard, somewhat past the verge of middle age, appeared. Struck in the breast and extending his arms, the Spaniard fell back on the crupper, and the terrified horse, turning around, carried him off. Elite runners like Jelena Procopcuka, from Latvia, and Spaniard Juan Carlos de la Ossa, will be returning to defend their titles. Ibn Ezra, Abraham the Spaniard then living in Norman England, was outraged, and sat down at once to correct the nonsense. Just then up the Wabash came a Spaniard with a boatload of valuable goods. The second penalty came after he overtook Jarno Trulli when a yellow flag was waved, but the Spaniard again disputed the decision. For ten years he had but one friend, another old man named John Spaniard who owned a tree nursery. Julio is a Spaniard of the Spaniards, the slave of concepcion. I longed to take my cutlass in my teeth and board a Spaniard. A Spaniard had been the first discoverer of the coast of Darien. His fierce assumption of knowledge seemed to dazzle and daze the Spaniard. The Spaniard was halted by the gleam of a derringer in Hough's hand. Motley records that on that day far-gone Holland laid low the Spaniard. Every frontiersman was preparing for a tussle with the hated Spaniard. Show More Sentences She spoke French with the soft, sibilant intonation of the Spaniard. While the Spaniard looked it over greedily, the boy saw his opportunity. I turned out the other Spaniard, when he was as good as his word. I saw but one man among these pirates, whom I took for a real Spaniard. The Spaniard shrugged his shoulders with stoical resignation. You might have thought him a handsome Spaniard preserved in the ice of Russia. The Spaniard 'is sure' that it was that of an Englishman, but 'judges by the intonation' altogether, 'as he has no knowledge of the English. The suddenness of the attack flung the Spaniard into confusion. De Winter took us to the house of a Spaniard, who, he said, had become naturalized as an Englishman by the guineas of his new compatriots. And therefore it is a good shrewd proverb of the Spaniard, Tell a lie and find a troth. Two of these were Nubians, one a Parthian, the other a Spaniard. Was not a Spaniard proverbially as quick to love as to jealousy? Pedro Matias sent over an inswinging corner and fellow Spaniard Aranalde somehow managed to scramble the ball past the helpless Clayton Ince. Therefore, above everything, the duke ought to have created a Spaniard Pope, and, failing him, he ought to have consented to Rouen and not San Pietro ad Vincula. Italy's Andrea Dovizioso edged out Ducati team-mate Cal Crutchlow to come home in fourth place, with Spaniard Pol Espargaro rounding off the top six on his Yamaha. An educated Spaniard, like an educated Finn, instantly recognizes meaning and importance in a village scene as painted by Brueghel or an impressionistic landscape by Turner. The unhappy Spaniard even pleaded with referee Peter Bankes at half-time, claiming Kit Symons' side started running down the clock in the first minute. Honda rider Marc Marquez is inching closer in winning his first MotoGP championship in his debut season after the Spaniard took pole for Sunday's Aragon Grand Prix. Revealingly, the Spaniard told of his love for the Premier League, which he believes is the most entertaining to watch in world football, the report added. Take the case of Alonso de Ercilla's epic La Araucana, in which the Spaniard Ercilla seeks the counsel of an Araucanian magician to prophesy about events in Europe. Show More Sentences Alberto Garcia claimed a home victory by four seconds ahead of fellow Spaniard Juan Carlos de la Ossa who he succeeded as European silver medallist in Tilburg. If Tom could have seen the crafty smile on the face of the Spaniard as the man left the hotel, the young inventor might have felt even less confidence in the guide. Before leaving the West Indies, he met with a Spaniard, an old man, who remembered the wreck of the Spanish ship, and gave him directions how to find the very spot. Find more words! 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