Sentence examples for from marques from inspiring English sources

Veritas's long Spanish list offers unusual opportunities, with a dozen vintages of Vega Sicilia going back to 1972, and Riojas from Marques de Riscal back to 1925.

Washington 31 Stanford 28 Justin Robbins caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from Marques Tuiasosopo with 17 seconds left to rescue Washington (No. 7 Times, No. 9 A.P). against host Stanford.

BONAVENTURE 98 Tremmell Darden scored 35 points and Juan Mendez added 27 to lead host Niagara (5-1) to an overtime victory over St. Bonaventure (3-4), which got 43 points from Marques Green.

The project was funded by the 14° National Award of Nursing Research from Marques de Valdecilla Hospital (Spain).

Fig. 7 a Infrared (inset between 1000 and 700 cm−1) and b Raman spectra of a yellow μ-sample from Marques de Oliveira's painting À espera dos barcos (estudo), 1891 (Fig. 1 top), compared with the spectra of a CY1a pigment reconstruction; 4ZnCrO4·K2O·3H2O, BaCrO4; zinc carboxylate, 2PbCO3·Pb(OH)2PbCO3·Pb

As collectibles, car-based pickups appeal to a range of enthusiasts, from marque loyalists who embrace them as members of the extended family to the enthusiasts who specialize in the high-horsepower models.

Not from prestige marques like BMW or Audi, or even from renowned sports car makers like Mazda or Honda –or even from the latter's upmarket Acura division.

There are hatchback coupes — the i30 from Hyundai and the Pro_cee'd by Kia — that share a platform, a Panda 4-by-4 from Fiat, a tiny Trax crossover from Chevrolet and even compact utility wagons and hatchbacks from premium marques like Audi.

"I felt sympathy for this girl from Lourenço Marques," David Garth said.

He emigrated to Mozambique about the time Salazar seized power, and, having married a young woman from Lourenço Marques's cliquish British colony, set up a practice in Manjacaze, northeast of the capital — an inland village that was a center of cashew-nut cultivation.

The profusion of never-seen-in-America models from familiar marques like BMW, Volkswagen and Opel would hold the attention of a curious American enthusiast nearly indefinitely — or at least as long as one could stare at a display of tiny Volkswagen Polo GTis and unfamiliar versions of the BMW 2002, like the Turbo and the Touring hatchback.