Spaniard

In the semi-final meeting with the Spaniards, in which Arshavin looked to be exhausted, has forced me to ask this question.

Spaniards consider themselves white and European, and would be deeply insulted if you suggested they were Latin American of any kind.

Joel Kotkin, a demographer, points out that California has always had fires during dry years, at least since the time of the Spaniards.

In Europe, Greeks, Irish and Spaniards began partying through the night to help put a year of economic woe behind them.

There have been no indications to date that the Spaniards would take sides in the war as a result of this particular operation.

Most Spaniards want to see them in court. They may prefer to be exiled to a beach somewhere in the Caribbean.

A bit like England, but with more flair, the Spaniards always seem to flatter to deceive.

Suddenly Spaniards found that thousands, or tens of thousands, of Francoist victims lay in unmarked graves scattered around the countryside.

And the tens of thousands of mainly young Spaniards camped out in city squares have been impeccably well behaved.

A century later, the Spaniards arrived to conquer the land. Chile did not win its independence from Spain until 1817.

Spaniards often choose lottery numbers matching significant dates although there was no particular favourite in 2007.

Spain traditional costumes, like the enthusiasm of the Spaniards cheerful, and rich colors and sharp contrast.

His career was blemished by his offensive remarks about Spaniards, Japanese, Filipinos, and Russians.

Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said Spaniards well understand the suffering of the British people.

Seven out of ten Spaniards want to save money "at all costs" , according to a recent survey by TNS, a market-research specialist.

For the moment, Spaniards remember their own recent experience of emigration; they show no taste for big rows about immigration.

The cooks are the real thing, though, two cheerful Spaniards flown into town just a month ago.

For all its regal importance, however, Montezuma's chocolate was very bitter, and the Spaniards did not find it to their taste.

It's a sunny afternoon in the Mediterranean city of Valencia, Spain. Friendly Spaniards smile and wave as you stroll by.

Cruyff should be forgiven for supporting the Spaniards over his own countrymen.

LIKE the pirates of the Spanish Main, modern Spaniards like to get something for nothing.

An important factor at this stage was the presence in neighboring areas of the Dutch, rivals of the Spaniards in commerce and religion.

Whatever the truth, Spaniards appear to have tired of their prime minister.

As the Spaniards turn the carriage into a dancing frenzy, we slip away to pack.

The Portuguese international joined the Spaniards on loan in January and is starting to show his form of old.

When it comes to living, the Spaniards have their own way of making sense of slowness.

Spaniards like their new prime ministers young: the most recent three were all in their early 40s.

Fernando Torres scored in the 33rd minute and the Spaniards never backed down against such a formidable opponent.

Lockhart, and was killed at the battle near Dunkirk against the Spaniards.

An appreciable majority of Spaniards tell pollsters he has no clear plans for the future.

The expedition was a disaster, and Watt Raleigh was killed in a battle with Spaniards.

Overwhelmed by the onslaught, Spaniards abandoned their homes to the insects, depopulating Santo Domingo.

Pirates escaping the colonial Spaniards were among the area's first residents.

The New World was a place that offered Spaniards adventure, romance, and religious converts.

While young Spaniards have been demonstrating, young Italians have been emigrating.

The Spaniards might have something to say about that.

It is hardly surprising, then, that Mr Zapatero's government is mistrustful or that Spaniards as a whole are sceptical.

De Quiros and Torres were Spaniards, but the Dutch also displayed much anxiety to reach the great South Continent.

Picking up a gun and risking roadside bombs in Afghanistan is one answer to the problem faced by the 4m Spaniards who are jobless.

The Spaniards found this "food from the gods" bitter (high in potassium), and mixed it with cane sugar as a sweetener.

Two years ago, the Spaniards were dynamic in the opening round in Germany, then fizzled against France.

With unemployment fast heading towards 20%, this represents a Houdini-like escape from the frustration of many Spaniards.

After the conquest of the Mayas by the Spaniards, the cities were abandoned and the treasures of the temples forgotten.

Spaniards and Greeks, by contrast, have been whisked abruptly, and painfully, from boom to bust.

Only one in five Spaniards is connected to the internet, compared with one in three Britons.

The aim is to create Europe's most extensive high-speed network, with 90% of Spaniards living within 50km of a station.

Many young Spaniards live at home with parents who are themselves jobless and who may well be struggling to pay debts of their own.

The canoe was the largest native vessel the Spaniards had seen.

Eight out of ten Spaniards bought tickets for the lottery, spending on average 64 euros.

Plan E was meant to keep Spaniards working. Yet the latest unemployment figures show that it is not enough.

But the government has encouraged Spaniards to see enemies abroad.

Some 61 per cent of Italians, 57 per cent of Spaniards and majorities of Britons, French and Germans said they were less likely to do so.

One needs to stay focused for hours, sliding with clay court specialists (Spaniards, SouthAmericans. . . ).

In beating a team that makes a habit of appearing in championship finals, the Spaniards put to rest a reputation for underachieving.

Even 46 years later, for the French the Algerian legacy is roughly akin to what the Civil War is for Spaniards.

Spaniards no longer feel different; they want to be European.

Spaniards have grown used to Mr Zapatero's showmanship.

Greece, of course, is in even deeper trouble, because the Greeks, unlike the Spaniards, actually were fiscally irresponsible.

For Spaniards and their health-care system alike, getting fitter may also mean slimming down.

"Murphy's data show the types of violence that emerged from the first moments of contact between Spaniards and the Inca, " Klaus says.

According to a nationwide survey, less than 25 percent of Spaniards still enjoy naps.

High youth unemployment is not confined to the developing world: 20% of young Britons and 40% of young Spaniards are resting.

I argued the merits of the matadors with Spaniards at the bullfights in Madrid.

Hundreds of angry Spaniards have inundated football websites complaining about the couple.

Almost two-thirds of Spaniards see him as weak on corruption.

Spaniards can download music and films from legal outlets, but these often lack the latest releases.

Whether in their meals or in doing business, the Spaniards possess a leisurely attitude.

He married the chief's daughter; and at the wedding feast the chief gave the Spaniards a great quantity of gold and many slaves.

It is ultimately the market response that will count most, as Spaniards are being painfully reminded.

Long-lived Spaniards are rightly proud that they enjoy free health care from cradle to grave.

The proposed tax increase, aimed at Spaniards earning over Euro 120, 000, will do little to help that.

The birth has shocked Spaniards and created an international sensation.

From loaded shopping trolleys they sold ice-cold beers to the jubilant Spaniards.

The Spaniards, French, Japanese and now Chinese all have rail systems far superior to ours.

Europe is a smartphone superpower: 48% of Spaniards have the gadgets, as do nearly as many Britons and Italians.

Spaniards have at last seen their two major political parties act together on the economy.

The Spaniards started calling this golden chief El Dorado, "the gilded one. "

The 40-year-old spent nine months running the housing ministry without capturing the imagination of Spaniards.

That is far off, but Spaniards are set to be among the longest-working people in the European Union.

Young Spaniards would usually go abroad to find work and would send cash back home, giving a nice boost to the local economy.

The Spaniards ran amuck in Chinese quarter and pillaged their lurks in the harbour.

There are few incentives to save money. Spaniards are avid consumers of free health.

In 1654, a British expedition to capture Jamaica from the Spaniards suffered an ignominious defeat.

The reaction of ordinary Spaniards was hard to measure.

Spaniards have since been obliged to recognise the importance of the Chinese as customers, competitors and, increasingly, employers.

The Spaniards didn't find El Dorado, but they did find Lake Guatavita and tried to drain it in 1545.

There are many Spanish language TV shows and movies. Spaniards can also watch Hollywood movies dubbed in Spanish or news from Latin America.

Often they are competing fiercely with fellow Spaniards for contracts.

In 1984, The New York Times said that "the decadence of Spain began when the Spaniards adopted cigarettes. "

"A lot of Spaniards now feel that the state itself needs defending, " she says.

The Spaniards held these countries by the ears.

The two bombings have shocked Spaniards.

In 1642 (15th year of the reign of Ming Emperor Chongzhen) the Dutch evicted the Spaniards and took over north Taiwan.

United actually won their Champions League quarter-final 4-3 but Ronaldo's goals ensured the Spaniards went through on aggregate.

He thinks Spaniards are generally risk-averse.

But the few people who turned up were mostly young Spaniards living in Italy.

The Spaniards subdued the Indian tribes in Mexico.

Spaniards have argued over what this means ever since.

Spaniards can also watch Hollywood movies dubbed in Spanish or news from Latin America.

Despite their siesta habit, Spaniards rank only third in the poll after Americans, who sleep more than 8. 5 hours.

Unless he unveils radical plans to improve the lot of younger Spaniards, they will be back.

The Spaniards believe that by taking out plenty wood, especially on the top, they will have a better sound.

Spaniards still complain they know too little about what the enigmatic 56-year-old will bring.

There are two reasons for Spaniards' scepticism towards the PP.

In 1532 the spaniards finally overwhelmed the armies of peru.

Spaniards in the New Year's Eve family reunion.

Some of the Spaniards felt sorry for them.

The Voyages of Christopher Columbus in America; The Discoveries of the Spaniards from the Death of Columbus, to Cortess Expedition.

gold this word has become the mantra driving the Spaniards Yuandu ocean.

On Sunday, Spaniards will elect 8, 116 city councils and 13 out of 17 regional governments.

For instance, I didn't know that the Spaniards invented the mop -- but they were very proud.

Saviola, who appeared for his country at the 2006 World Cup Finals, has recently been in fine form for the Spaniards .

Spaniards were fourth, giving their lovers 4. 9 minutes of pleasure, while Turks trailed in last, clocking up an average 4. 4 minutes.

There aren't many Spaniards on Real Madrid's starting line-ups and the Club signs more and more foreigners each year.

Are you aware that if you win the ring it will be History to Spain and many Spaniards are going to follow the Finals?

During the siege, the Spaniards lost 3, 000 men to enemy action but an additional 17, 000 died of typhus.

These two Spaniards have visited several cities in China.

That is the message emerging from the dressing following Wednesday night's 1-1 draw with the Spaniards.

And while he does that, many Spaniards for the first time will be spreading their new education in English at home.

Even if Spanish firms win some big contracts, most of the jobs will go to Americans, not Spaniards, and they will pay taxes in America.

A booming economy employs a lot of Spaniards: as many as 3, 000 pour across the border every day.

Settlers including English, Dutch, Swedes and Germans, a few French and a scattering of Spaniards, Italians and Portuguese

We are now become so much Englishmen, Frenchmen, Dutchmen, Spaniards, or Germans, that we are no longer citizens of the world;

The French and Spaniards every Day,