Sentence examples for such as madrid from inspiring English sources

Many European cities, such as Madrid, have nine hours or more.

It was mostly the name of the place where it was first worn, such as Madrid Pink or Prague Green.

Many of the closures will be emblematic shops that shape the urban landscape in cities such as Madrid, Granada and Barcelona.

Our results show strong final demand in regions such as Madrid and Catalonia, and in net exporting regions such as Andalusia, Aragon, Castile and Leon, Castile-La Mancha, Extremadura, and Navarre.

"Most of the people who come here live in the big cities such as Madrid and Barcelona and are stressed out". City dwellers and their children flock to the farm in January, May and September, the lambing season.

"I hope not," says Harbour. (Though in fact, one might contend that Stirk buildings – such as the Leadenhall Building in the City of London, and Neo Bankside, a new apartment block next to Tate Modern – tend to be somewhat orthogonal; Harbour's buildings, such as Madrid airport, more expressive and sculptural).

On some major routes, such as Madrid-Barcelona, you may need to make seat reservations.

The Madrid-born midfielder made his debut as a substitute for Ángel Di María in La Liga.

The 'galactico' philosophy employed by clubs such as Real Madrid – of using their financial muscle to buy the best players around – is often viewed as being necessary in order to ensure trophies.

There has been the feeling within the hierarchy that if a club such as Real Madrid were to have declared an interest in Payet it would have been problematic but, as that has not happened, they would probably be able to maintain the status quo with him – despite him not being entirely happy.

Kevin Blackwell says techniques learned whilst watching training sessions at clubs such as Real Madrid will help him in his new role as manager of Bury.