Sentence examples for a candela from inspiring English sources

At Westminster, England, during the 14th century, a candela rotunda ("round candle") was the centre of a "festival of lights" during the feast of the purification of the Virgin Mary (February 2), also called Candlemas Day.

(50) Zapatero J, Flandes J, Lago J, Devesa M, Glope A, Candelas J (1994) Prognostic factors in pulmonary metastases from colorectal cancer.

A decade ago, Candela Peru President Gaston Vizcarra believed that brazil nuts from the Amazon jungle were virtually guaranteed a market in an environmentally conscious world.

His fourteen-room coop in a premier Candela building on Park Avenue costs $2.8 million!

50; www.alicefmasonltd.com MAINTENANCE: $1,933.07 PROS: This co-op in a Rosario Candela building gets so much light that shutters have been installed to filter it.

In London he met buyers from the Body Shop, the international chain of cosmetic shops; before he could make a sale, Candela's operations had to meet the Body Shop's stringent requirements for quality and consistent supply.

Six blocks to the south, a nine-room co-op in a Rosario Candela-designed building at 2 East 70th Street sold for $13.25 million, the week's runner-up.

They were married on Oct. 22 under a wedding canopy in the back of Candela, a Manhattan restaurant, where 60 people, including Ms. Yeffet's two children from her previous marriage, sat on folding chairs as the Rev. Laurie Sue Brockway, an interfaith minister, officiated with her husband, the Rev. Vic Fuhrman, also an interfaith minister.

Every October in Venezuela, hundreds of people make a pilgrimage to Mount Sorte for Baile en Candela, a celebration of the goddess María Lionza.

They told him they had met a group of five Americans the previous night at a club, Tu Candela.

Ms. Benanti, who won a Tony Award for her portrayal of Louise in the recent "Gypsy" revival, is joining the musical as Candela, a fashion model whose lover turns out to be a terrorist.