Sentences with phrase «bullfighting ring»

Hosting its last corrida in 1975, the San Pedro bullfighting ring now represents and celebrates its lively past and significance through vibrant facilities and gracious service.

Transforming the iconic San Pedro bullfighting ring into luxury accommodations, Quinta Real Zacatecas is a historic destination in Zacatecas, Mexico preserving the character and beauty of its original 19th century structure.

When a bee sting drives him temporarily mad, sending him crashing through a small town's central plaza, his fate is sealed: the bullfighting ring it will be.

We get the basics of Ferdinand's (voiced with genuine gentleness by John Cena) story, with his youth surrounded by other bulls who look forward to the «glory» of the bullfighting ring and his escape to an idyllic farm, where a young girl takes him in as her pet, and his winding up back where he started.

My narratives explore how to transform a helicopter into a river, alchemize a quiet mountain top into a bullfight ring, or unify an intimate dinner with a spectacle at a loud soccer stadium.The scenes often depict epic battlefields and sports arenas, yet the turmoil meets a paradoxical celebratory calm.

Not exact matches

Located underneath the bullring at the Plaza de Acho, the bullfight museum contains relics and memorabilia from famous bullfights, including a bloodstained costume of a matador who died in the ring, and works of art by Picasso and Goya.

Back to bullfighting, one of Spain's many black boxes, with a man alone in the center of a ring.

Until that time, the bullfight was little more than an entertainment, a circus show, a man chasing a bull around the ring.

I left the ring after Tomás had finished with his two bulls, both entirely revolted by bullfighting and completely convinced that in that half hour I had learned as much about Spain as if I had spent a lifetime examining the paintings in the Prado.

In San Francisco, aficionados of the ancient and bloody art of bullfighting who find themselves hankering for the sights and sounds of the bull ring can find satisfaction of a sort no farther away than Broadway, in the picturesque El Matador bar, which is owned and operated by sometime matador and eminently prolific writer on bullfighting lore Barnaby Conrad.