Singer/actor Pepe

Usage examples of aguilar.

The day-to-day running of the ship was left to her daughter, Aguilar, who combined the offices of bosun and purser, and Captain Lorquital habitually sat in a sling chair by the helm, puffing a corncob pipe, stately in a billowing long skirt and leather tabard, her well-muscled arms bare, a red handkerchief knotted under her pendulous jowls.

She was in a kind of sulk, and even Aguilar, a jolly unselfconscious woman who claimed to have at least three men lusting after her in every city along the Great River, could not cajole more than three or four words from her at any one time.

Tamora commandeered four coracles and lashed a platform across them and, with Aguilar, took the light cannon to the nearside edge of the forest.

Captain Lorquital said, and Aguilar laughed for the first time since they had entered the forest.

Captain Lorquital and Aguilar slept in their cabins beneath the poop deck.

When Aguilar went aloft with his midday meal, Yama asked her to tell the envoy that he was eager to meet him.

Captain Lorquital and Aguilar discussed putting out the staysails, but decided that this would drive the Weazel's bows down and make her more likely to plow.

Most of the crew ate heartily, in a fine spirit of gallows humor, and all drank the ration of heart of wine Aguilar had broached.

The crew crowded the rails, but Aguilar drove them back, shouting that they must see to the sail.

The man with the pitted face was Jeronimo de Aguilar, a professional scribe like the reverend friars here.

Only Aguilar and Guerrero and two other men had managed to flee the flooding vessel in a sort of large canoe carried upon the ship for such emergencies.

He and Aguilar were both sure that, if their god gave them fair weather, they could row eastward and find Cuba once more.

They were strings of prayers like the string I had acquired from Jeronimo de Aguilar seven years earlier.

He was that Jeronimo de Aguilar who had been a reluctant guest of the Xiu for the past eight years.

The one preaching to that assemblage was doing so with the help of the two interpreters, Aguilar and Ce-Malinali, whom evidently he borrowed whenever they were not required by Cortés.