PГґrto ___, Brazil

Usage examples of alegre.

The next time you're in contact, tell them I expect to be at Porto Alegre shortly after the airplane is ready.

It's approximately five hundred fifty kilometers from Porto Alegre to Santo Tome.

The other two, and the radar and other equipment, are still at the Porto Alegre Naval Base.

I suggest you go to Porto Alegre, tell Colonel Whatsisname that I'm on the way, and get your people ready.

It weighed 18,000 pounds less the weight of the fuel consumed be­tween Porto Alegre and Santo Tome, and while he hadn't done what a good pi­lot should have done—checked to see how much fuel remained—he figured he had burned at least a thousand pounds of AvGas, and possibly more.

If an incoming aircraft, when asking for landing permission, did not volunteer the information that they did—or did not—have colonels or general (or flag) of­ficers aboard, the Porto Alegre tower was instructed to inquire.

But before leaving Porto Alegre, he had placed all of these documents into the false bottom of one of his suitcases.

I want him put in a casket with a flag on it, and I want him taken to Porto Alegre, Brazil, escorted by the Military Attaché and a couple of Marines from the Embassy Guard.

Yves d' Alegre and Louis de Ligny had taken over Ostia from the hands of the Colonnas.

The deadly events in Porto Alegre, after the enemy occupied the city and had been allowed by their officers to go completely out of control for seven days before they were finally reigned them in, would forever be known as the Rape of Alegre…and it would be an event that would impassion the Brazilian people and the allies to ensure that their enemies were never again in a position to threaten or harm them in such a way.

And you already have flown this big sonofabitch all by yourself three times—no, more than three times: From Porto Alegre to Santo Tome.

So I flew one to Porto Alegre, parked it, and they put me on the next C-54 headed for the States.

Ile lobby of the P6rto Alegre was always crowded, and there was a certain truth in the bromide that there was safety in numbers.

They had invaded lawns and garages in the Casa Alegre residential district, had been run over by cars and captured by children.

Michael's College athletic field, into a city park, and into Casa Alegre residential area.