How To Use Andalucia In A Sentence
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A little of the fortified wine from Andalucia goes a long way.
Times, Sunday Times
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This developer's vision and commitment has captured the spirit of the Andalucian craft tradition.
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Pasión gitana por sangre española (Gypsy Passion for Spanish Blood), by Víctor M. Ánchel, an award-winning novella about a clumsy American vampire who becomes the ringleader of a gang of bumbling petty criminals in Andalucía.
MIND MELD: Guide to International SF/F (Part I )
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Along with native Andalucia , they were forced to take refuge in the Andalucian mountai .
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An abiding memory of Andalucia is of bright potted geraniums brimming over dazzling white walls under a deep blue sky.
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Then the weather started to change, Andalucia seems almost as unpredictable as Yorkshire.
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José'claims his burled-ebony curls and brown skin come purely by way of Andalucía andPuglia, though his eyes have a suspicious Andean slant.
Tango
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This developer's vision and commitment has captured the spirit of the Andalucian craft tradition.
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There is a Spanish language paper published every day in Ladino, the medieval Spanish spoken by Sephardic Jews kicked out of Andalucia by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1492.
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And then meringues, liqueur whipped cream and crushed raspberries from Andalucia. Pretty damn good, Jay!
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In Andalucia, Spain, birch trees line up in ranks like silent soldiers on a tufted, dewy-green ground cover.
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The campsite at La Torerera, near the town of Huelva in the southwest corner of Andalucia, is on the site of old mineral workings, now partly a nature reserve.
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Driving Over Lemons may not have the broad appeal of Peter Mayle -- it has not sold like the Provence books, and I don't think it will; it may be a little too raunchy and earthy for the common taste, in a similar way to the fact that Andalucia is a little raunchier than Provence.
A Conversation with Chris Stewart, author of Driving Over Lemons
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But minor skirmishes continued and in 1625 Charles I, having been rebuffed by the infanta of Spain, sent in an expeditionary force commanded by Sir Edward Cecil to Andalucía.
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Tomorrow a new Picasso museum displaying more than 200 works donated by his family opens in his home town, the capital of Andalucia.
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Larsson should have been adorned in ermine and sable in Andalucia.
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Early reviews invoking the album's ‘Southwestern’ influences should be forgiven; surely they meant southwestern Spain, home to the Andalucia province and its many bullrings.
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This developer's vision and commitment has captured the spirit of the Andalucian craft tradition.
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Andalucia is where the Moors first set foot in Spain and remained the longest, until their eventual expulsion from Cadiz in 1262.
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A little of the fortified wine from Andalucia goes a long way.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was weakest in the great latifundia lands of Extremadura, La Mancha and Andalucia, where a rural proletariat lived in desperate economic circumstances.
A Social History of Modern Spain
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You'll saddle up on Ecuadorian criollos, Andalucians and thoroughbreds, riding South American-style vaquero sillas - sheepskin padded for long hours in the saddle.
