Basques in a sentence

Some Basques, especially in Spain, are strongly nationalist, identifying far more firmly as Basques than as citizens of any existing state.

Both brunette Riley and blonde bombshell Rara were seen showing off their figures in the embroidered basques, which they teamed with matching thongs and sky-high stilettos.

Hupman said the company will have a better idea of the vessel's handling once it arrives and makes its first runs, beginning with the Argentia, N.L., summer service in 2024 and then dedicated to the Port aux Basques, N.L., service in the off-season.

During the visit, they went to Channel-Port aux Basques and met with Joan Chaisson, a retired special education teacher and co-founder of support group Autism Involves Me (Aim).

On Saturday, the Basques left with nothing, but shone again with almost 46% of the possession (very high for a visiting team at Camp Nou) and nine attempts at goal (to Barca's 13).

Port aux Basques is roughly 220 km south of Corner Brook on the west coast of Newfoundland.

The Basques were already an ancient people in Roman times, and unlike other Iberian peoples they conserved their grammatically complex, non-Indo-European language.

The energy utility posted a tender Wednesday inviting bids for land leases for 14 such stations near or on the Trans-Canada Highway, in specific locations from Port aux Basques to St. John's.

Real Sociedad’s new boss Imanol Alguacil debuts with a tough trip to fellow Basques Eibar – who have won this ‘Derbi’ fixture in each of the last three seasons.

A large wave of Basques emigrated to Latin America.

Arnaiz-Villena A, Rodriguez de Córdoba S, Vela F, Pascual JC, Cerveró J, Bootello A. – HLA antigens in a sample of the Spanish population: common features among Spaniards, Basques, and Sardinians.

Gimbutas, M. The Living Goddesses University of California Press: 2001 Although the kingdom of Navarre did adopt feudalism, most Basques also possessed unusual social institutions different from those of the rest of feudal Europe.

In 1718, following Philip V's attempt to suppress home rule by bringing customs to the coast and the Pyrenees, Basques in Gipuzkoa and the seigneury of Biscay rose up in arms across coastal areas.

Its re-proclamation by the Basque Parliament on 14 April 1983 was opposed by several parties that deemed it still to be bound to the PNV rather than to the rest of the Basques.

More than six million people took out to the streets to demand his liberation, with massive demonstrations occurring as much in the Basque regions as elsewhere in Spain, chanting cries of "Assassins" and "Basques yes, ETA no".

Not all Basques are Basque-speakers.

Rural sports Trainerilla in the Bilbao estuary Barrenatzaileak in Barakaldo main There are several sports derived by Basques from everyday chores.

Second, neighboring rebellions by Basques and Galicians failed, aborted by Asturian kings.

Some Basque scholars have presented the idea that the segment sk that appears in *Skaðinawjō is connected to the name for the Euzko peoples, akin to Basques, that populated Paleolithic Europe.

The Basques managed to keep their traditional institutions and laws.