Sentence examples for pueblos that from inspiring English sources

But it is the trip to the pueblos that reveals the most about the bishop's predicament in the new country, because it imagines how he felt as he first entered the strange world of the Pueblo Indians.

These, of course, are not the only winter festivals here, for winter is also the time of the animal dances at the Indian pueblos that ring Santa Fe with a living reminder of the aboriginal presence underlying all of America even as mythic fires do our Christmas and New Year's.

He is inspired "not so much by landscapes but by its connections to the past", and talks of the pueblos that once covered New Mexico, the 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldyour feet in the desert.

Mr. Morrissey noted that most juveniles convicted in direct file cases end up in Colorado's youthful offender system, which has a specialized facility in Pueblo that allows the most dangerous teenagers to be held separately.

But a coal plant in Pueblo that went online in 2010 helped resuscitate a long-standing urge in the city to create an independent utility as part of an effort to reach its aggressive environmental goals.

For all the attention that the parties are paying to Sioux City, Iowa, or Dayton, Ohio, the election may well be decided in places like Lake Havasu City, Ariz., where the London Bridge was transplanted to the sands of the Mojave Desert, or here at Acoma, an Indian pueblo that claims to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in the nation.

I walked the six blocks to the Civic Center station and went down escalators to catch a Red Line train to Union Station, where I planned to have lunch on Olvera Street, the Mexican marketplace on the site of the Spanish pueblo that grew to become Los Angeles.

Unfortunately, the example of the Pueblo that Mr. Kristof offers would suggest the opposite.

The Zuni lived at a 400-year-old site, Hawikku, a crowded, drought-prone farming pueblo that presumably met its demise before European settlers made contact.

But in February, the group was informed by a representative from the Diocese of Pueblo that its financing from the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, an arm of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops devoted to ending poverty, was in danger.

According to NBC, the Pope told Argentinian newspaper La Voz Del Pueblo that delivery doesn't cut it for him.