You know something about that Spaniard that you want to keep dark.
The first published account of this lost city was in 1567, from a Spaniard, Father pedro Lorenzo de la Nada.
Since the 1950s, we've had a Belgian, a Dutchman, a few Swedes, a handful of Frenchmen, a German, a Spaniard, and some Americans.
Meanwhile Juventus have given up hope of signing Liverpool's Xabi Alonso after being told by manager Rafa Benitez that the Spaniard was not for sale.
In settling on island, the first building erected by a Spaniard will be a church; by a Frenchman, a fort; by a Dutchman, a warehouse; and by an Englishman, an alehouse.
"I think we have to be positive," said the Spaniard.
Fernando Alonso's manager has admitted the 'possibility' that the Spaniard will one day drive for Ferrari.
Nobody entered the alley or left it; nobody resembling the Spaniard entered or left the tavern door.
Upon these assurances, I resolved to venture to relieve them, if possible, and to send the old savage and this Spaniard over to them to treat.
The theatre may almost be said to be the only national amusement, and the Chinese have for theatricals a passion like that of the Englishman for athletics, or the 1 Spaniard for bull-fights.
In 1990, Italian Pavarotti and Spaniard Placido Domingo decided to unite their musical forces with fellow Spaniard Carreras in a concert.
Something tells me the Portuguese and Spaniard haven't Shared too many bottles of plonk after a game.
The Spaniard and Schumacher had staged a little bit of theatre as they scrapped for premier track position on leaving the pits at the start of the final session.
Spaniard: I'm Spanish. I love pomegranate flowers.
Gasoline, bombs, and lubricants do not exist at the Spaniard airfields.
The Spaniard was also quizzed on the omission of Pepe Reina from the PFA Team of the Year, with on loan Birmingham stopper Joe Hart taking the position in goal.
Two Americans, a British man and a Spaniard disappeared while covering the conflict in Libya.
The Brazilian full-back has admitted that the normally cool Spaniard blew his top at half-time in Tuscany during their UEFA Champions League clash.
Used as a disparaging term for an Italian, a Spaniard, or a Portuguese.
He is a Spaniard pure and simple.
Author Joe Kane came across a determined priest, a Spaniard who had spent years teaching a tribe of hunter gatherers, the Huaorani, how to survive outside their rainforest habitat.
This is Spaniard colonial in America final expansionism action.
"The stewards have been severe with the drivers all year, but this is particularly harsh," the Spaniard said. "Suddenly, after Massa's accident, they want to send a message."
Federer dropped serve only once - when serving for the first set - and broke the Spaniard to end each set.
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