What is "venezuelan"

Usage examples of "venezuelan".

Later one could see her eating alone on the porch at the Capilla del Mar or at the Jockey Club, always the same table at the Jockey Club, the table beneath the photograph of the Venezuelan polo team which visited Boca Grande in 1948.

However, like most Venezuelan towns, Calabozo made little growth during the 19th century.

Venezuelan coast, topped the ridge of coastal mountains, with Caracas and La Guaira well to the west.

He obviously came of a genuine aged family back in Caracas, and that counts for a lot in Venezuelan business circles.

Carr, but go and ring one of your ministers and tell him that you have a murder which will, tomorrow, bring the Venezuelan consul, a rich family in Caracas, quite possibly the Republica and most certainly some American newsmen from Miami all asking awkward questions.

To Cartagena came the gold and emeralds of New Granada, the pearls of Margarita and Rancherias, and the indigo, tobacco, cocoa and other products of the Venezuelan coast.

During the headiest days of the oil boom, Venezuelans had consumed the highest per-capita amount of fine scotch in the world, and their taste for it had not declined despite higher tariffs and import restrictions.

La Gran Sabana, the high Venezuelan plateau near the equator where the Orbitals have built their largest spaceport.

Beyond the river the awesome black mesa called Yanqui Pui bulged a stark 7,000 feet above the Venezuelan jungle.

MacDonald was counting on the Venezuelan captain, who now had two different versions to contend with and had to make a decision.

In round sums, as the Special Executive knows from our accounts, the total income to date, not counting our last and undistributed dividend, has amounted to approximately one and a half million pounds sterling in the Swiss francs and Venezuelan bolivars in which for reasons of prudence---they continue to be the hardest currencies in the world---we convert all our takings.

In round sums, as the Special Executive knows from our accounts, the total income to date, not counting our last and undistributed dividend, has amounted to approximately one and a half million pounds sterling in the Swiss francs and Venezuelan bolivars in which for reasons of prudence–they continue to be the hardest currencies in the world–we convert all our takings.

You know what that means: in the eyes of the Brazilian, Venezuelan, Colombian, and Guyanese authorities, our people are illegal immigrants.

After all, the lab had recently identified specimens contaminated with Venezuelan equine fever, Japanese B encephalitis, Kyasanur Forest virus, Langat virus, and Mayaro.

The llaneros — the men of the Venezuelan plains — supplied him with a brilliant cavalry, but not with the material for permanent conquest.