Sentence examples for amigo a from inspiring English sources

According to "The Last Amigo", a well-researched book on the affair by Harvey Cashore and Stevie Cameron, both Canadian journalists, a lot was withdrawn in cash.

The amigo, a bull-like figure with a thick neck and muscular shoulders, lay on a sofa under the window, wearing the incongruous, bewildered expression of a strong man on a sickbed.

The tale of a country boy in the big city has music by Cristian Amigo, a book by Barbara Zinn Krieger and lyrics by Ms. Krieger and Mr. Herrera.

Instead, there's Back Down South, which has a fiddle and whooping and a lyric about drinking beer and sounds like mainstream Nashville country-rock, or Mi Amigo, a saxophone-decorated 70s plod on which the unwelcome spectre of Paul Danan and his troublesome bra strap makes a reappearance: "I got a big old dick".

"I don't understand whether such a rescue will really save the banks, but what I do know is that the only ones who will be forced to tighten their belt again will be ordinary taxpayers," Cristina Senac Amigo, a 42-year-old hairdresser, said Tuesday.

To Drink: Ireland and Mexico Meet in a Glass In the Shamrock Amigo, a standout on the cocktail menu at Wylie Dufresne's new East Village restaurant, Alder, a seemingly untenable assortment of ingredients comes together to make a perfect Mexican-Irish marriage.

They are all intrigued by "Amigo", an educational game show for children and how it is presented.

Bri Christophers '17 is advocacy chair and former co-president of Princeton Latinos Y Amigos, a pan-Latinx undergraduate organization.

Quincy spent one summer working for Amigos, a public health program in Mexico that helps villagers combat dehydration and disease.

Mr. Kruger, Mr. Monserrate and Senators Pedro Espada Jr. and Rubén Díaz Sr. are members of the self-described "amigos," a group of Democrats who occasionally vote as a bloc.

Instead, the amigos — a term they bestowed upon themselves — gleefully posed before camera crews and loudly courted both sides of the aisle for perks, power and patronage.