A petrol station in Big Bend's Rio Grande village promptly lost 75% of its revenue, and the Mexicans let their newly unemployed burros loose, resulting in a burro explosion.
She later visited these establishments, touring by burro and stagecoach.
Representative are his novel O príncipe com orelhas de burro (1942; "The Prince with Donkey Ears") and the play Benilde; ou, a virgem-mãe (1947; "Benilde, or the Virgin Mother").
I didn't have a donkey or a burro pin for the occasion, so I wore my circular horse".
There's no need to do a Pete-Wells-Guy-Fieri thing here, but it's enough to say that the movie, which reportedly cost sixty million dollars to make, features such dialogue as "Neat" and "Cool beans" and such scenes as a man yanking out his own eyeball, another man being fellated by a burro, and Harvey Keitel having his head knocked off by a shovel.
One night the smoky, creamy carbonara vied with the sweet oxtail-sauced cavatelli and a subtle pomodoro; chitarra al burro, served with the classic butter-Parmigiano-and-pepper combo, trumped them all.
Fleeting glimpse of an old man with his burro laden with plastic milk containers filled from some secret cenote.
On December 11th, Hugo Chávez Frías, Venezuela's flamboyantly radical President, underwent his fourth cancer surgery, and ever since he has languished in a tightly guarded… In Caracas, the era of the burro and the sugar-cane-and-coffee-plantation way of life ended a short tine ago.
Eh?" In what was viewed by many as a bid to woo Hispanic voters, Mr. Bush responded in Spanish, inviting Mr. Kerry either to kiss a burro or to sit on a burrito.
In Caracas, the era of the burro and the sugar-cane-and-coffee-plantation way of life ended a short tine ago.
One day, she was desperate for groceries, about to send one of her boys off with a list of foods to borrow, when a young man arrived leading a burro laden with "the very same items that were on my list!" It was a gift from a friend living over the mountain.
