Sentence examples for the casta from inspiring English sources

In Spain, Podemos champions the "gente" against the "casta".

"The mix here is New Yorkers who come down for a week every six weeks, the locals and the Casta Divina and art crowd.

Ms. Pages also used her arms expressively in her danced version of the "Casta Diva" from Bellini's opera "Norma," to a recording by Maria Callas.

At this point he expanded the focus of the movement, shifting his attention to New Granada and courting supporters among the casta majority.

But Norma urges them to cool it: she calls on the casta diva or "chaste goddess" of the moon to spread peace over the land.

There is also a long list of tequilas and anejo tequilas (those aged in oak casks); the Casta Weber Azul ($11) is particularly smooth and smoky.

GETTING the Castaing look on a budget isn't particularly difficult if you know where to look.

Tomorrow at noon, "Painting of the Castas," a lecture on the painting style of Juan Rodríguez Juárez, by Marcus B. Burke, an arts scholar and curator of painting and drawings.

The results demonstrate the evolution of the PDF from the short to long time scales, and indicate striking similarity to the Castaing equation that has been proposed for modeling velocity fluctuations in turbulent flows.

Part I focused on the existence of long-range correlations in the series, and demonstrated that the multiscale probability density function of the successive increments of the data may be well-approximated by the Castaing equation that has been proposed for modeling velocity fluctuations in turbulent flows.

This action was performed with a device known as the Castaing machine; the machine stamped the edge with the words "Hundred Cents One Dollar or Unit" along with ornamentation.