Sentence examples for alicante from inspiring English sources

He says he is "flying out more Britons in the next eight weeks than in the last two years" for viewings about 30 minutes away from Alicante at beachside Torrevieja and more inland near Orihuela.

Fly to Alicante (then a 2½-hour drive from the airport) Layénie Under The Stars looks like a cartoon cabin: all wonky walls and bright splashes of colour inside.

Santander's Altamirainmuebles.com lists thousands – for example a three-bed 118m2 new-build house outside Alicante for £73,000.

At the very bottom of the range, Spain Property Portal throws up 210 properties under the sales price of €50,000, including many flats in Murcia, Alicante and Jaen.

The reason, says a spokeswoman for the Instituto Bernabeu in Alicante, is that in Spain there is no waiting list, and the donors remain anonymous.

Crews subsist on food re-hydrated with desalinated water, sleep haltingly and race in stripped-out boats whose carbon-fibre hulls are not even painted on the inside to save weight.The first leg of the six-team 2011-12 race set off from Alicante, Spain on November 5th for Cape Town, South Africa.

Castile-La Mancha deployed a spy-plane to see how Murcia and Alicante manage their water, and concluded that they have 14,000 secret reservoirs.A government report gives warning that a third of Spain may turn into desert because of climate change, poor farming practices and tourism.

April 24 , 1903Madrid, Spain November 20, 1936 Alicante, Spain José Antonio Primo de Rivera, marqués de Estella, (born April 24 , 1903 Madrid, Spain died November 20, 1936, Alicante), eldest son of the dictator General Miguel Primo de Rivera and the founder of the Spanish fascist party, the Falange.

Alicante, Valencian Alacant, provincia (province) in Valencia comunidad autónoma (autonomous community), southeastern Spain.

October 11, 1866 Alicante, Spain April 16, 1943 Madrid, Spain Carlos Arniches, in full Carlos Arniches y Barrera (born October 11, 1866, Alicante, Spain died April 16, 1943, Madrid), popular Spanish dramatist of the early 20th century, best known for works in the género chico ("lesser genre"): the one-act zarzuela (musical comedy) and the one-act sainete (sketch).

Notable landmarks in Alicante include the Baroque town hall (1701 60), the Church of Santa María (14th century), and the Renaissance collegiate church of San Nicolás de Bari (18th century).