Anos

The countdown began and "3, 2, 1, Feliz Anos!" reverberated through the hall as strangers kissed strangers and both new and old friends embraced.

Leora Novick: Peruvian New Years: Feliz Anos! Leora Novick 2012

Contemporary groups such as Verdes Anos and Canção de Coimbra have large followings in Portugal and elsewhere in Europe, but not enough to warrant large-scale CD distribution.

Coimbra's Fado Haunts 2008

Anos luz à frente da concorrência - refira-se que só agora o internet explorer permite a navegação por separadores, algo que o Opera já incorpora há vários anos.

Leituras Artur 2007

Cien Anos de Soledad is far better in the original Spanish.

School bells David 2005

Features include: an entertaining audio commentary featuring the directors, Rios, Garcia and Gonzalez; coverage of the Los Angeles Premiere; Behind the Scenes a very good making of featurette, and Mis Quince Anos - the complete Quinceanera video that was created for the film.

Small Movies With Big Hearts: The Illusionist, Quinceanera, Bandidas, Idiocracy 2007

Anos mais tarde confessou-me que ele estava apenas à espera que eu lhe pedisse ajuda.

Mil Novecentos e Noventa e Quatro Artur 2006

Anos a refinar o projecto tiveram como único resultado este disco voador inerentemente instável, incapaz de se erguer mais do que um metro do chão - poderia ir mais alto mas ficava tão instável que punha a vida dos pilotos em risco, e capaz de voar à estonteante velocidade de cinquenta quilómetros por hora.

O Pesadelo de Voar VI Artur 2006

Anos and Inos that constitute the musical science.

The Violin Its Famous Makers and Their Imitators George Hart

Tauthe is Tiamtu, as Assyrian labializes the nasal; Lache and Lachos are likewise Lamu and Lahamu; Kissare, Assoras, Anos, Illinos, and

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery 1840-1916 1913

In the passage of the poem which describes the birth of the great gods after the last pair of primaeval deities, mention is duly made of Anu and Nudimmud (the latter a title of Ea), corresponding to the { 'Anos} and {' Aos} of Damascius; and there appears to be no reference to Enlil, the original of { 'Illinos}.

Legends of Babylon and Egypt in relation to Hebrew tradition 1894