Similar words: vaudeville, neville chamberlain, alexis de tocqueville, evilly, melville, nashville, louisville, gainesville. Meaning: n. a city in southwestern Spain; a major port and cultural center; the capital of bullfighting in Spain.
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1 Seville is scorching in high summer.
2 The great castle of Montellana-Coronil in Seville.
3 The 33-kiosk Seville network allows users to scan menus, view pictures of a restaurant's interior and make and confirm reservations.
4 For example, a Heathrow to Seville Moneysaver return costs from ￡97 to ￡209 per person, depending on departure date.
5 In Seville he had often pleaded ignorance over some of the expressions she used.
6 Gioacchino Rossini. The Barber Of Seville Overture.
7 MARIA: Seville . Do you know it?
8 The adhesion of Seville was decisive.
9 Palate : Full flavoured with touches of Seville Oranges lingering on the tongue like a Good liqueur.
10 In Seville there is a copy of the Travels with marginal notes by Columbus.
11 Visiting a riding center near Seville in Andalusia combines excellent riding with fascinating introductions to the rich culture of this area of southern Spain.
12 He travels from Madrid Seville. The journey takes him also through his own consciousness.
13 It's a Thursday afternoon at the Seville Beach Hotel in Miami Beach, and about a dozen tourists have gathered to watch the Most Beautiful Women in the World emerge from the ladies' room.
14 The striker Davor Suker will move from Seville to Real Madrid next season.
15 I must brush up on my Spanish before I go to Seville.
16 This was true in Madrid, and to a lesser extent, Valencia and Seville.
17 Not surprisingly, she returned with a vengeance last year, winning her second world 400m title in Seville.
18 The commando had been planning a car bomb attack in Seville during its April fair.
19 He looked drawn now, Ruth thought[sentencedict.com], and wondered if he had ever given her a thought since Seville.
20 In all of the sixteenth century, only some 100, 000 people left Seville for the New World.
21 I know we said it so many times in Seville but even then there was that feeling it was so unreal.
22 Maria Luisa isn't the gullible little girl she was last year in Seville.
23 That bad times were ahead became clear already in 1391 when, after centuries of relative amity, crowds rioted in Seville.
24 UP IN THE AIR: Spanish matador Oliva Soto went flying during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville, Spain, Monday.
25 Opera "The Marriage of Figaro" and "The Barber of Seville" the two most classical works in comic opera,(www.Sentencedict.com) and there are just some links between them.
26 His team from the Evolutionary Biology Centre in Uppsala, Sweden and the Donana Biological Station, in Seville, Spain studied 82 species of birds from 22 families.
27 The aircraft is expected to taxi for the first time shortly and to make its maiden flight from Seville, Spain in a few weeks, joining MSN1 in the sky.
28 Gran Hotel Lar is ideally located in the commercial area of Seville, near the cultural and traditional centre of this beautiful Andalusian city.
29 Gioacchino Rossini, Italian composer of operas notably The Barber of Seville and William Tell, died at Passy in France aged 76.
30 Her only daughter, Eugenia, inherits an estate in Ibiza and a further 600 acres near Seville.
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