Sentence examples for the Spanish influence from inspiring English sources

The Spanish Influence and Tradition.

"These are the epitome of the Spanish influence in Puerto Rico," Mr. Ortiz said.

The Spanish influence on Leoni's work is evident in his use of jewels.

Much was made of the Spanish influence that permeates both sides, but it was the Reds armarda who had the better of this game.

On Sunday the ensemble Exsultemus performs music by Victoria and other Spanish composers in a program that examines the Spanish influence on Rome at the time of Rodrigo Borgia (who became Pope Alexander VI).

His paintings of decomposing bodies hanging from the trees of Zacatecas as the vultures circle have something of the Spanish influence but are wholly Mexican in their arid and thorn-pricked landscape.

The conchero lute and the music show Spanish influence, but the symbolism and most of the steps are pre-Columbian.

With the decline of Spanish influence, the comedia, too, declined in popularity.

In 1756 António Dinis da Cruz e Silva established the Arcádia Lusitana (also called the Arcádia Ulissiponense), its first aim being the uprooting of Spanish influence.

Although the costumes and music show Spanish influence, the dance itself survives almost exactly in its original form.

The filmmakers also took a Spanish influence for the antagonistic race of the Telmarines.