la hacienda造句

• A good place to stay in Nuevo Casas Grandes is Hotel la Hacienda, and El Bandido restaurant offers an interesting take on an Old West setting while serving regional dishes.
• El pap?del abuelo de un ex trabajador de la Hacienda de Chautla, dec韆 que al anochecer se retiraban a la calpaner韆 a cenar sus frijoles y luego a dormir.
• "It's one of our most popular dishes, " says Diana Barrios Treviqo, cookbook author who is arsk340 : 22; 4 : 4 & 79 ! 099479072 La Hacienda de los Barrios restaurants.
• The name is from the estate of Phoebe Hearst " La Hacienda del Pozo de Verona " which was located nearby and the station at Verona was the nearest to the estate.
• Other big venues in Roxas City that can accommodate International and National gatherings are the Capis Mansion Ballroom at Banica, the Main Hall at La Hacienda Hotel and MVW Restaurant and Hotel.
• "It's one of our most popular dishes, " says Diana Barrios Treviqo, cookbook author who is arsk340 : 22; 4 : 4 & amp; 79 ! 099479072 La Hacienda de los Barrios restaurants.
• Starlight Village Hospital in Center Pointe and La Hacienda in Hunt are the only two Texas hospitals dedicated solely to the treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction, according to the Texas Hospital Association.
• But Latinos show up regularly at La Hacienda, eager to eat the tacos, burritos and tortas that Eugenia Nuqez has been cooking for years and which have paid for her two daughters'college educations.
• *Miguel Martorell Linares y Francisco Com韓 :  Francisco Camacho : un liberal templado, in Francisco Com韓, Pablo Mart韓 Ace馻 & Rafael Vallejo ( eds . ) : " La Hacienda por sus ministros.
• The "'Battle of Guadalajara ( 1858 ) "'took place on 14 December 1858 in the vicinity of La Hacienda de Atequiza, near the city of Guadalajara in the state of Jalisco, Mexico, during Reform War.
• It also is the only hotel in the city owned by one of the North New Mexico tribes, the Picuris, and is decorated accordingly; later this year the hotel will expand to include a new luxury wing, La Hacienda.
• It is the location of  La Hacienda de San Jos?del Refugio, a distillery which makes  Tequila Herradura and  Tequila Jimador and is the main source of employment for the residents of the town and surrounding communities.
• "La expansion es mas que inevitable : ya esta en marcha, " dice Burr Vail, presidente de la Camara de Comercio de Vieques y propietario de la Hacienda Tamarindo, uno de los mayores moteles de la isla, con 16 habitaciones.
• The population, like most of the northern part of the state, is predominantly of European or " White " descent, most of which are concentrated in the communities of San Agustin, San Vicente, La Laja and La Hacienda de Guadalupe.
• Further, but minor, recording and " tweeking " was done at La Hacienda and Sunset Lodge Studios in California, Ponderosa Studios and Planet Studios in Quebec, Warehouse Recording in British Columbia, and Ishlab Music and The Clubhouse in New York City.
• At Petaluma he had a great ranch house called La Hacienda and on his home farm called Lachryma Montis ( Tear of the Mountain ), he built, about 1849, a modern frame house where he spent the later years of his life.
• Citado en Miguel 羘gel Ladero Quesada La receptor韆 y pagadur韆 general de la Hacienda regia castellana entre 1491 y 1494 . ( De Rab?Me韗 Melamed a Fern醤 Nez Coronel ), en En la Espa馻 Medieval n?25, 2002, pg . 434,
• A most ingenious and intelligent, if ruthless, man Masferrer, plotted to buy vast  La Hacienda Sevilla and divide up the land so as to reward the local guajiros for informing on Fidel Castro in the first months of his operations in the Sierra Maestra.
• During the colony it was established a population centre hacienda which was called  la Hacienda de Lagunillas ( Treasury Lagunillas ) . It was until the year 1930, as a result of la Reforma Agraria ( the Agrarian Reform ), that was granted the title of town.
• La hacienda ( mucho mas pequena hoy que antes de la reforma agraria de 1973 ) produce los vinos mas famosos de Peru, varios de los cuales se exportan, y, en escala mucho menor, dos variedades de pisco : el puro y el acholado, este ultimo bajo la marca comercial El Demonio de los Andes.