Sentence examples for hora and from inspiring English sources

Soon he was taking professional photographs for Última Hora and Hoy, two Cuban lifestyle magazines.

"He was bounced on a chair for the hora and just went flying.

Closely related to the Romanian hora and the Bulgarian horo, the kolo is one of many European chain dances surviving from ancient times.

Don't expect Mr. Naharin, who turns 60 this year and took the helm of Batsheva in 1990, to admit the connection between the hora and "Hora".

Hora and other women trainees who participated in the interview also mentioned bureaucratic obstacles, including having to wait months before recruiting officers even deigned to accept their applications.

Choreographically, it boogies, applies Elvis to the pelvis, dances the hora and gets down on its back and kicks up its heels in tribute to Busby Berkeley.

One could hear mariachi ballads, polkas, horas and Gypsy tunes played on accordion, bouzouki, violins.

A German dealer took one look at Horae and told Mr. Chan that he had to take it to Europe.

David Stepanovsky (violin), Avrum (Buma) Sandler (drum) and Hersh Rikelman (accordion) traded off vocals as the music bounded through oompahing freylachs, slowly accelerating horas and double-entendre wedding songs.

Wolfish whistles, timbales and the languid tenor sax of Issa Cissoko join the guitar on that opening track of the record, Utru Horas, and then we hear the voice of Rudy Gomis.

There are a couple of misfires: Mr. Paz is blatantly outsung by the balladeer David Bisbal on "24 Horas," and "El Culpable" is far less fun in its pop version here, which replaces the fatty horns of the original with slick guitars.