barrancos造句

• On 20 July 2014 Barrancos moved to Arroyo CP, in the third division.
• Also notable are the Ost and West Barrancos on the northeastern side of the mountain.
• The steep forested hillside are dissected by " barrancos " ( gorges ).
• Barrancos was a panelist at CONMEBOL's'Futuro III'referee's conference in Buenos Aires in May 2008.
• "Tradition should be acknowledged by law, " said 60-year-old Barrancos resident Jose Francisco Lima before the fight.
• On 9 January 2013 Barrancos moved abroad for the first time in his career, joining Greek Football League side Iraklis Psachna F . C ..
• You can't tell where Portugal ends and Spain begins, " said 42-year-old Jose Ribeiro as he sat in a Barrancos cafe.
• The first bull to be killed under the new law is scheduled to be in Barrancos, a farming town 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Spain, next Friday.
• The first bull to be killed under the new law is scheduled to be in Barrancos, a farming town 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Spain, next Thursday.
• In the 2008 summer Barrancos was loaned to Tercera Divisi髇's Sangonera Atl閠ico CF, appearing regularly and winning promotion at the end of newly promoted to the second level.
• However, officials have always turned a blind eye to the slaying of the bull in the arena during the Barrancos annual summer festival, which draws thousands of visitors each year.
• Ethnologue lists Barranquian as a dialect of Extremaduran, perhaps because Barrancos was populated by settlers from Badajoz, a city in Extremadura, though not in a Extremaduran language speaking area.
• But the vote was postponed, and the lead up to this year's festival was once again marked by heated discussions between animal rights activists and sympathizers of the Barrancos bullfight.
• Barrancos, some 250 kilometers southeast of Lisbon, sits on a hilltop deep in the Alentejo province, an arid kilt of olive-tree plantations buttoned with white-brick farmhouses.
• Moita Flores, who is also a sociology professor at the University of Lisbon, grew up in the border town of Barrancos hearing tales of Portuguese valor and deceit during the civil war.
• Barrancos is famous in Portugal for its festival, which takes place each year during the last four days of August, and where traditional bullfighting occurs in the town's main square.
• The bull slain Thursday was killed by a Latin American matador in Barrancos, a farming town 10 kilometers ( six miles ) from Spain where the tradition is said to be 300 years old.
• The valleys ( barrancos ) and Atlantic coastal strip are used for arable farming, with mountains and hills in the north covered by forest and scrub / grassland used for grazing sheep and goats.
• "Why would we be fighting ( for the bullfight ) if we didn't want it to exist in 10 years time ? " asked the Barrancos-born student from Lisbon University.
• "' Alicia Barrancos "'( born May 2, 1972 ) is a retired female freestyle swimmer from Argentina who represented her native country at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia.