How To Use Curacao In A Sentence
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They are the Dutch ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao), New Zealand, Switzerland, Singapore, Ireland, Cyprus, Dubai, Mauritius, Bhutan and Iceland.
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Your father could have retired to Miami, passed his remaining days in Little Havana arm wrestling, sipping curaçao and chatting with exiled Cubans in their pork pie hats and Hawaiian shirts.
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The ceremony was as elaborate as ever, and the certificate looked as florid as before; but some things had changed in Curacao in three years: rumors of autonomy and even independence were in the air.
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A friend and I ordered one on a recent visit, then watched the bartender deftly hoist and upend four bottles at once — rum, gin, vodka, and blue Curaçao — letting loose long strands of colorful liquid, as if from the udder of a magical cow.
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These pirates or buccaneers were part of the French fleet as Curacao would have been a rich prize for these pirates who were always on the lookout for rich pickings.
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Curaçaoans have always known that success can be distilled from the most unpromising of ingredients.
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Curaçao is unspoiled, in the truest sense of the word: you can buy a postcard of the oil refinery.
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A cloudy, Belgian wheat beer that includes coriander and curaçao, it is incredibly refreshing.
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For every measure of good 40 per cent-plus gin, add a measure of red vermouth - French or Italian will do - plus half a measure of orange curaçao.
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Add orange juice . Fill glass half full with ice. Add vodka and Blue Curacao.
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The Seville oranges, called naranja agria, or bitter orange, are used to make sauces and marinades, especially in the cooking of the Yucatan, as well as marmalades and liqueurs such as Triple Sec and Curaçao.
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They have their own Aruban paper and coin florins and won't accept NAfs from Bonaire or Curaçao.
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Money launderers set up a British Virgin Islands corporation, open a bank account in Curacao, airfreight the money to Aruba, have it wire transferred.
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Among the other ice creams to be served are several alcohol-based flavours like Baileys Irish Cream, French fruit and herb liquor Pisang Ambon, and Curacao.
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Like most of Curaçao's coastline, the bay was embraced by low cliffs, undercut to a depth of perhaps 4m by the action of tide and wave.
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The funds are believed to have been channelled to the Chavez camp through an offshore company on the island of Curacao.
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This casino is owned by Teller Processing LTD and is currently based in Curacao.
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Dinner served here under the stars on a warm balmy night is unforgettable - rather like the entire Curaçao experience.
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Add a dash of spouge from Barbados, tumba from Curacao, scratch from St. Thomas and earlier forms of reggae called ska and rocksteady.
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The modern processing of these sundae toppers is detailed in this article about Johnson Fruit where they produce maraschinos in blue curaçao, orange citrus, and white piña colada flavors.
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We collected green iguana eggs from the island of Curacao in the Caribbean, where green iguanas attain much smaller maximum body size compared to conspecifics in Panama.
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Among the other ice creams to be served are several alcohol-based flavours like Baileys Irish Cream, French fruit and herb liquor Pisang Ambon, and Curacao.
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White rum — which Bacardi and others made popular for mixing into drinks such as daiquiris (rum, lime juice, and sugar; named for a beach town near Santiago, Cuba), mai tais (rum, curaçao, lime juice, sugar syrup, and orgeat), and of course rum and Coke — is generally considered of lower rank.
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While the mainland of Suriname was swampland, infested with malaria, the mountainous island of Curaçao has always been free of malaria.
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The garbage man has eaten rattlesnake in Arizona, horse meat in Curaçao, and several helpings of broiled iguana in New Mexico, flavored, he recalls, with a nice chipotle sauce.
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That elusive orange curaçao is more readily available than I had originally reported.
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Since then it has merely been a matter of fine-tuning my recipe, including red vermouth, along with the orange curaçao, to enhance the herby, slightly bitter element of this elegant gin sling.
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Curaçao is the largest of the three islands at 65 kilometers (km) long and up to 11 km wide.
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And a blender devours rum, ice, lime, and curacao, and stirs vigorously to produce a Mai Tai. (Or, if you prefer something more metropolitan, try some champagne and pear nectar to enjoy a Bellini.
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The latest advisory from the U.S. National Hurricane Center said Tomas is about 150 kilometers off the coast of Curaçao, with maximum sustained winds of 75 kilometers per hour.
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It was lethal stuff, made from Seville oranges, curaçao and triple seco, which is another orange brandy.
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Nero and Poppaea tidied up while Rome burned, and eventually I retired with a large vodka, blue curaçao and orange juice - a suitable shade of Hallowe'en green - to drink myself to sleep.
