Sentence examples for time for a fiesta from inspiring English sources

But this is, technically and in every other sense, a liveblog -- here from 8.30pm eastern time, 1.30am UK time for a fiesta of cautious optimism, bold resolve, and realistic boldness.

Time for a cake-tastic tropical fiesta!

Fiestas are held to honour the General when he arrives at a town, but at other times, political demonstrations against the General are mistaken for a fiesta.

Back in Jersey, the Gorgas come over to the Wakiles' for a fiesta.

In South America, alpaca showing can be an excuse for a fiesta, with the alpacas being part of the festivities.

Establishment critics loathed the exhibition, which Time magazine described as "a fiesta of whining".

Still time for the Caryl Churchill fiesta of Love and Information and Ding Dong the Wicked at the Royal Court.

Johnny Johnston in "This Time for Keeps" (1947), John Carroll in "Fiesta" (1947) and Peter Lawford in "On an Island With You" (1948) were male ingénues who the studio was hoping might turn into stars.

Johnny Johnston in "This Time for Keeps" (1947), John Carroll in "Fiesta" (1947) and Peter Lawford in "On an Island With You" (1948) were male ingénues whom the studio was hoping might turn into stars.

"This has been a chance for us to have a fiesta," said Raúl Angulo, 28, an actor and stage director.

T'is a fiesta for the senses.