Sentence examples for seville it from inspiring English sources

In its original setting in a Carmelite church in Seville, it surmounts a silver monstrance, and stands before a wall of white-veined, orange marble.

In the overture to Rossini's "Barber of Seville," it compensated for rough attacks and occasionally uncertain solos with a warm, substantial string sound and a palpable excitement.

As a parent himself now, Galván does balk slightly at this, but he insists that in the 1970s, when he was growing up in Seville, it was perfectly normal: "There was a fashion for child performers then".

Of the eight men on the Argentine and Spanish teams for the final this week in Seville, it seems safe to write that the outcome matters most to Nalbandian, who will turn 30 on New Year's Day and is fast running out of time to win a big one.

As Juan Darriba put it in Seville: "It's hard to be down when you're blessed with this".

Derived in considerable measure from the Chronica Majora of Isidore of Seville, it blames the Romans for their inability to defend Italy from foreign invaders, and praises the Lombards for defending the country from the Franks.

It is afternoon in Seville and it is hot.

In fact, learning that it was 65 degrees in Seville when it was 10 above zero and icy in Massachusetts was the single most mood-elevating discovery I made in the first two weeks of February.

"It's obvious that it's different for me because I'm from Seville and it's not the same as a derby in the city where I was born and grew up but because of that I put myself in the situation of our fans now.

The city's grand dame of a castle has also recently benefitted from a makeover, and while its cathedral may lack the lofty reputation of Seville's, it also lacks the hefty entrance price and queues.

Based on the architecture of Seville, Spain, it includes retail shops, restaurants, apartments and offices.