Sentences with phrase «spanish roads you were on»

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«And when the Inca wished to eat fresh fish from the sea, and as it was seventy or eighty leagues from the coast to Cuzco... they were brought alive and twitching, which seems incredible over such a long distance over such rough and craggy roads, but they ran on foot, not on horseback, because they never had horses until the Spanish came to this country [Peru].»

The reason for that is the good news reported by The Mirror this week about the imminent return to fitness of our Spanish international midfield star Santi Cazorla, with Arsene Wenger giving a very positive update on the little magician's road to recovery.

Spanish international Cesc Fabregas and his team - mates celebrated his last gasp winner for the Blues, but as they did so coins and plastic bottles rained down on them as they were thrown from the home support at Loftus Road.

But last night, over 500 km up the road, in Miranda de Ebro, a city bordering on the wine swilling La Rioja region, 6,000 locals were packed inside the Estadio de Anduva hoping to raise their glasses to one of Spanish footballs big giant killing stories.

Can Real Madrid, who have been struggling for results out on the road in the Spanish top flight recently, mount a response to close the gap?

Out on the road in the Spanish top flight this season Barcelona have posted a W8 D2 L0 record and they are going into this one having won each of their last three away games.

Real Madrid have steadied the ship out on the road in the Spanish top flight with four points from their last two road games and they are unbeaten now in five away from home.

Away from home their record reads W5 D4 L1 this season and they are unbeaten in their last five out on the road in the Spanish top flight.

Despite conservation efforts, news on how Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) are hit by vehicles on Spanish roads has been reported.

Built as a road movie in its first hour of footage, the film accompanies a truck driver on his way from Kosovo to Belgrade... It's in the whole of this journey where the film seems more robust... [Full review in Spanish]

We only drove the car in Mallorca, not on craggy UK roads, so until we get the Cooper S on British tarmac we won't know if it's quite as comfortable as it felt on the Spanish island, thoughs quite as comfortable as it felt on the Spanish island, though.

On our drive through the tourist villages of the southern Spanish coast, and on the hilly, winding roads just inland, we found the comfort or automatic modes to be the most satisfyinOn our drive through the tourist villages of the southern Spanish coast, and on the hilly, winding roads just inland, we found the comfort or automatic modes to be the most satisfyinon the hilly, winding roads just inland, we found the comfort or automatic modes to be the most satisfying.

Driving the TT RS last year on Spanish roads and the Jarama Formula 1 racetrack was certainly a blast.

We found it to be exactly that on the smooth roads of the Spanish countryside, but it might well be a different story on the beat - up pavement in the States.

The biggest seller by a huge margin is expected to be the front - wheel drive, six - speed manual car and that's what we were given to try on epic Spanish roads.

We suspect Mercedes knows that as they chose to present the car on Spanish roads so smooth, perfectly maintained, and free of any surface corruption that it was impossible to judge its ride qualities precisely.

Less impressive is the tyre noise, which was an issue on Spanish roads, particularly motorways.

We've already been impressed by the Civic on smooth Spanish roads, but how will it fare in the UK?

On Spanish mountains, the roads are filled with hairpins and 90 - degree turns that can throw most cars if their drivers are unprepared, so sensible tourists drive slowly and cautiously, acting as moving road blocks.

The population is largely Spanish, Indian, and Creole, with the Creoles living along the road and on the outskirts of San Ignacio.

During your time on the road, there is plenty of time to play and we've bundled together some great activities to keep you busy, including hot pools, surf lessons and visits to some incredible local markets — all of which you'll be able to enjoy even more with your newly acquired (or much improved) Spanish language skills.

Driving the back roads of Florida allowed me to stop when needed, take in some amazing scenery as you drive along tree - lined roads covered in spanish moss or alligators depending on what part of the state I was in.

Spanish - run Planet Nomadas Resort is set on Nusa Lembongan's northern coast, on the off - beach side of the road, but still with water views.

May 2016 On the 6th leg of The Style Traveller classic, American road trip, we stopped off in the colourful, Spanish colonial city of Santa Barbara, which was one of my favourite places on the routOn the 6th leg of The Style Traveller classic, American road trip, we stopped off in the colourful, Spanish colonial city of Santa Barbara, which was one of my favourite places on the routon the route.

But I've been on the road this year for the best part of 5 months, I've visited 42 new destinations (cities, towns, villages), I've seen the Northern Lights, hiked the Inca Trail, mountain biked down Death Road, posed for silly perspective shots on the biggest salt flat in the world, slept in the Amazon jungle, held a sloth, touched a glacier, and studied Spanish in a Spanish - speaking counroad this year for the best part of 5 months, I've visited 42 new destinations (cities, towns, villages), I've seen the Northern Lights, hiked the Inca Trail, mountain biked down Death Road, posed for silly perspective shots on the biggest salt flat in the world, slept in the Amazon jungle, held a sloth, touched a glacier, and studied Spanish in a Spanish - speaking counRoad, posed for silly perspective shots on the biggest salt flat in the world, slept in the Amazon jungle, held a sloth, touched a glacier, and studied Spanish in a Spanish - speaking country.

Previously known as Uxwitza («Three Water Hill») to the ancient Maya, the current name of the site was coined in 1938 when the local British head archeologist dubbed it Caracol (Spanish for «Snail Shell») on account of the curving access road that leads to the site.

Pablo spends most of the game screaming in Spanish, which I.R.I.S. blithely ignores as she spouts platitudes about life on the road and quotes from much, much more entertaining media (predictable lines from «Back to the Future» and «Men in Black» are present and accounted for).