bolivar

How To Use bolivar In A Sentence

• A surprised Bolivar watched the Irishmen put away sowbelly and beans. The Lonesome Dove Series
• Rangel described the "Bolivarian oligarchy," popularly known as the boli-bourgeoisie, as the "most recent outbreak of the old Venezuelan bureaucratic plantation. Venezuela's "scorpion" war among emerging boli-bourgeoisie groups...
• The Treaty was almost unanimously rejected striking a blow to US hegemonic aspirations and raising the political stock of Chavez 'regionalist' Bolivarian agenda '. Venezuela Analysis
• Even more so was the Vienna Philharmonic under Pierre Boulez doing Berg's "Lulu-Suite" and Mahler's "Das Klagende Lied"; though their fortissimo passages were even surpassed in volume by the three Tchaikovsky/Shakespeare pieces performed by the youthful Simón Bolívar Orchestra of Venezuela, conducted by their guru, Gustavo Dudamel. Salzburg's Summer of Shadows and Shakespeare
• She persuaded Bolivar to flee rather than to fight.
• Bolivar's anticlerical policies of the mid-1820s affected both the male and female orders, and Bolivar's program has received ample attention for Bolivia.
• The abiding hero of Latin America is Simon Bolivar, the great liberator.
• There was an attack. She persuaded Bolivar to flee rather than to fight.
• In age and expertise the orchestra is the younger sibling of the Simón Bolívars, who catapulted to fame with their conductor Gustavo Dudamel and put "Sistema", not to mention "mambo", into the language. Teresa Carreño Youth Orchestra of Venezuela; Benjamin Grosvenor, LSO; Promised End; Radamisto
• Riley Thornton, 5, of Lufkin floats on his bodyboard over North Gayle Street in Gilchrist after flooding covered the Bolivar Peninsula street. Flash flooding