Sentence examples for of a fiesta from inspiring English sources
At current gas prices, the E.P.A. estimates that fueling up a Focus instead of a Fiesta would cost an extra $219 a year (assuming 15,000 miles of driving).
It was more of a fiesta than a party.
"People like the idea of a fiesta," she said.
Las Fallas: diary of a fiesta In the Valencian dialect, Las Fallas translates as "The Torches" – a neat summary of the pyromaniac extravaganza that will transform Valencia for five days from 15 March.
As he turned to leave, one of the men rushed by and took the camera and a pouch which contained some film that Youth Corp kids had taken of a fiesta.
But for all the talk, on both sides, of a fiesta of South American football, the match was fraught and fractious.
But this is, technically and in every other sense, a liveblog -- here from 8.30pm eastern time, 1.30am UK time for a fiesta of cautious optimism, bold resolve, and realistic boldness.
There's no North Korean display of feigned emotion and servitude it's, at the risk of cliche, a fiesta.
There's no North Korean display of feigned emotion and servitude – it's, at the risk of cliche, a fiesta.
Ford Motor is giving each of them a Fiesta to drive around; recipients range from award-winning indie filmmakers, to single moms, to aspiring dancers, and even avid gamers, and theyll document their experiences with the car through YouTube vignettes, blog posts and other social media updates for six months.
What makes Mathis such a prized commodity is his ability to create goals at any time and from anyplace on the field, the rarest and most precious skill in a sport where a final score of 2-1 reflects a fiesta of rollicking, high-octane offense.
