Sentence examples for small pueblos from inspiring English sources

Ms. Leor-Isaacson began traveling to Mexico as a child, and for many years traversed the country, from Mexico City to small pueblos several times a year, bringing back arts and crafts and clothing.

For prices starting as low as 80 pesos a night per person, or 400 pesos a night for an entire cabin that sleeps four ($7 or $36 at 11 pesos to the dollar), the cabañas offer the best way to get a deeper glimpse of life in Oaxaca's small pueblos than is possible in a day trip.

And, of course, the highlight of our daylong culinary extravaganza was cuy, grilled guinea pig, the specialty of a small pueblo high in the Andes mountains.

This negotiations case describes the approach, over time, of Santa Clara, a small Pueblo Indian tribe in New Mexico, to recover a piece of land tribal leaders viewed as integral to their ancestral homeland.

According to her bio, she writes: "I was born in a small pueblo in Oaxaca.

Aztec Ruins, about 2 miles (3.2 km) long and 1 mile (1.6 km) wide, contains multistory "great houses" as well as smaller pueblos.

You can base yourself in one of Andalusia's smaller pueblos blancos, the region's beautiful white towns, like Arcos de la Frontera (about 90 minutes from Seville) or Vejer de la Frontera (about two hours from Seville).

On August 20 , 1775 the small walled pueblo of Tucson was made a presidio (fort) of the Spanish army, and when Spanish rule was superseded by that of Mexico, the walled town remained the military headquarters of the province.

non-local vessel forms found in elite burials in great house and platform mound sites as well as in local vessel forms used by non-elites living in small unit-pueblos.

Back then, a city was a very big deal: now we have volcanoes with dragon eggs inside as well as the tower of an ice wizard and a small model pueblo.

The last five hours of his excursion were spent traversing the successive rings of housing developments and retail malls, which provide a history of the unbridled urban expansion that turned this small western pueblo on the banks of the Rio Grande into one of the fastest-growing cities in the West.