Sentence examples for * brava in from inspiring English sources

In recent years, big ugly condominium complexes have sprung up around Praia Brava in the northeast.

The emblem of this movement is Ferrán Adrià, the chef-owner of El Bulli, on the Costa Brava, in Spain, who has taken the mandate for constant renovation to an absurd extreme.

At the third performance, the house was full, despite the fact that it was Yom Kippur, and the audience was primed to witness a triumph, to the point where, in the sleepwalking scene, someone barked "Brava!" in the middle of a phrase.

This performance of the drama, based on a true story of how memories of the Holocaust affect a reunion of new and old friends on the Costa Brava in the 1960's, and was made possible because the actresses saw the script and "are really dedicated to this play," said Mr. Davis, a Southampton theater critic.

Yet while La Doce may have the rightful reputation as the world's most passionate fans in a country that has spawned some of the world's greatest players and most exciting club football, they have also evolved into one of the most feared and infamous groups of barra brava in the country.

The Costa Brava in Spain, near Barcelona, and Barcelona itself are also undervalued, according to Kraft.

In addition, the barras bravas, in return for such gifts as transport and tickets for away matches, engage in political activity for their sponsors.

(While developing the Caña Brava rum in Panama, Mr. Zaric got in the habit of making a daiquiri on the spot with each new sample that came off the still).

Antwerp mostly takes place on the Costa Brava and in Barcelona, and consists of 56 vignettes that tune in and out of scenarios such as the scene of a murder, a policeman having sex with a girl in a hotel room, a campground, and the wanderings of a writer named Roberto Bolaño.

Crispy cubes of patatas bravas, covered in fiery pimentón and drizzled in aioli, are brought to the table in a small frying pan.

Argentina's frontline in the war against the barras bravas comes in the unlikely form of Liliana Suárez de García, a softly spoken woman in her late 60s.