Sentence examples for in a barrio from inspiring English sources

Mr. Muñoz, a violinist, was himself born in a barrio and passed through a núcleo.

He insisted that I come and meet him right away, in a barrio up the hill from my hotel.

In a barrio called Paunawa, Esmeraldo Alcantara, 42, was one of several frustrated jobless men collecting brush to sell for about 30 cents a bundle.

It opens in a barrio at the "wolf's mouth", where the asphalt and streetlights give out, with two peso-less youths butchering a cat for meat.

In a Barrio context, he appears no more eccentric than the Irishman who greets him with a brandish of his Liquorish Allsort boxer shorts - "I think I'll be Soviet boyfriend tonight".

One line, the MiJOS, represent a tightly knit group of Latino children growing up in a barrio; another line, the Hoodrats, are his answer to the popular children's show "Rugrats".

Lebrón was raised in Hacienda Pezuelas in Pezuelas, a barrio in Lares.

On Saturday night in La Merced, a barrio in the southeast corner of Mexico City's historic center, residents gathered in a public square and looked on with delight as a paper mache effigy of Donald Trump exploded and burst into flames.

Mr. Morris's tentative playing, both in these and in a Barrios standard, Vals No. 3 (Op. 8, No. 3), did not make the most eloquent case for this music, but he was on firmer ground in duets with Renata Green, a flutist.

Almodóvar's movies, proudly sophomoric and raunchy, were part of a boisterous artistic and musical movement called La Movida, which was taking hold in Madrid, much of it in Malasaña, a barrio of run-down warehouses and dingy clubs.

Morales was born on 1 April 1865 in La Chimba, a barrio on the Mapocho River in Santiago de Chile, the daughter of carpenter Ventura Morales and Marta Infante.