Sentence examples for that coste from inspiring English sources

Ruiz had one of those premonitions Saturday night and, a few minutes before Game 3, communicated it in a way that Coste would understand.

That, Coste said, often creates a brotherhood among catchers, which is part of the reason there is no friction in this group, despite the fact they are competing against one an other in some form.

There's little doubt that Jérôme Coste's calling is protective headgear.

In this case, prosecutors argued that Ms. Coste and Mr. Castillo rented out the windowless rooms in their apartments for $75 to $100 a week.

More plazas and more of this: "Coste Café", "HCBC", "Pasta Express", something that looks awfully like – but, for intellectual copyright reasons, is not – a Boots.

The partitions created windowless rooms that the tenants, Caridad Coste and Rafael Castillo, both 57, rented out for $75 to $100 a week.

The food is standard Costes fare, that is to say trendy but carefully prepared and really rather good.

In the sales center for 101 Warren Street (101warren.com) in TriBeCa, visitors inquired about buying the lounge music (a compilation from the Hôtel Costes in Paris) that was being played, said Jasmine Mir, the senior vice president of the Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group.

The Liebs' home is in Ses Costes, a development that they chose because it is decades older than some other neighborhoods that sprang up in Spain's building boom of the late 1990s, has a variety of homes, along with mature flora and strict zoning laws.

In contrast, Coste et al reported that recovery was rapid.

"The race for size is a race of egos that feeds private and public fantasies," Mr. Coste said in Antibes.