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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- A city of southern Spain on the Mediterranean Sea southwest of Málaga. It is a noted tourist resort. Population: 126,000.
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“He would invite Tkalec to his home in Marbella, to see his expensive antiques.”
“Santana runs a tennis club in Marbella, not far from the Australians 'practice venue.”
“They met at Kassar’s home in Marbella and discussed the sale of weapons, including assault and sniper rifles and rocket propelled grenade launchers, to the FARC, McGuire said.”
“The 80-year-old actor and his wife, Micheline Roquebrune, were summoned to appear Friday as part of the "Goldfinger Case" — an investigation into possible tax evasion involving a beachfront property Connery used to own in Marbella.”
“The TOWIE cast have been filming their last scenes of the series over in Marbella, which is where Chloe apparently rolled around in a flower bed after covering her bikini in superglue, or something.”
“The James Bond star, who currently lives in the Bahamas with his wife, was named in May in a separate money-laundering investigation involving the sale of a luxury seaside villa just east of Marbella, which is near Malaga.”
“We saw the primary causeway in Marbella which is more than 2,000 meters lon”
“Marbella's a high-profile place,' he chortled, 'and fortunately for Lineker's, it's turning towards the crowd we want, the working-class British man and woman.”
“One of the highlights of the year for me was dinner at Dani Garcia's Calima in Marbella, Spain, which although Modernist-influenced, expressed itself through the very best local produce and traditions.”
“My husband and I and our two boys, then ages 6 and 5, had gone to Marbella to catch some sun.”
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