Sentence examples for a fiesta when from inspiring English sources

Ruiz understands the inspiration music can bring to an individual and recalls a moment sitting near a Fiesta when he saw a woman playing her harp bringing tears to his eyes without knowing why.

It was perfectly understandable for Spain to give its team the mother of all fiestas when they paraded the World Cup through Madrid on Monday.

It was perfectly understandable for Spain to give its team the mother of all fiestas when it paraded the World Cup through Madrid on Monday.

When a fiesta is held, Teresa's star outshines the finery of other women and wins the heart of Don Miguel, whose subsequent search for the mysterious maiden is furthered by a talking cat who claws away the mantillas hiding the wicked girls' disfigurements.

When I was in Dearborn, the company let me drive both a Fiesta and a Taurus (a classic ritual for visiting journalists, by the way).

I explained that this was the moment when the 1970s finally outgrew the 1960s, when the monochrome world of boring, boring south-east England had exploded in a fiesta of colour.

Fiestas are held to honour the General when he arrives at a town, but at other times, political demonstrations against the General are mistaken for a fiesta.

"This isn't a fiesta fiesta".

(A fiesta without a guitar is no kind of fiesta).

"This is a fiesta popular.

These celebrations are a fiesta of illusion.