Vivas

[ "Vivas" from crowd] I am sure that the day is not far off when apartheid will disappear.

KAUNDA VISITS ISLE OF YOUTH-ADDRESSES STUDENTS 1985

"Vivas" for France and Australia were exchanged and some of the members of the Battalion let go what they recollected of their schooldays 'French.

The 28th: A Record of War Service in the Australian Imperial Force, 1915-19, Vol. I Egypt, Gallipoli, Lemnos Island, Sinai Peninsula Herbert Brayley Collett 1912

The fierce "Vivas" of the mob, combined with the general's weight, proved too much for his charger, which plunged violently.

The Stowaway Girl Louis Tracy 1895

He is believed to be wearing a white t-shirt with an orange 72 on the front and "Vivas" print on the back of the shirt.

AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories 2010

_ "The cannon thundered from the ramparts; the military bands played airs of triumph; and the troops, which were ranged in two files from the gate of the town to the church, presented arms, and joined their" Vivas "to those of the populace.

A New Voyage Round the World, in the years 1823, 24, 25, and 26, Vol. 2 Otto von Kotzebue 1816

I might agree were the film not executed with perversely stunning perfection by filmmaker Miguel Ángel Vivas, whose gut-wrenchingly precise timing, effective but not manipulative use of emotional drama, and confident aesthetic risks (including some de Palma-esque split-screens), make for a memorable film that uses small-scale convention to explore a universal idea; man's capacity for both courage and evil.

Farihah Zaman: 2010 Fantastic Fest #3: All Creatures Great and Small; Zombies, Vampires, and Terrible Human Beings Farihah Zaman 2010

Except that filmmaker Miguel Angel Vivas isn't as dispassionate and chilly as the coldly vicious Haneke.

Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Kidnapped Marshall Fine 2011

Certainly Vivas knows his stuff: how to build suspense and then crank it up some more.

Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Kidnapped Marshall Fine 2011

Perhaps his friend, critic Edward Hirsch, put it best a couple of years ago when he called Levine a poet of the night shift, a late ironic Whitman of our industrial heartland, a Romantic anarchist who repeatedly proclaims, 'Vivas for those who failed...'

Jan Herman: Philip Levine's Factory Stiffs, Society's Throw-Aways Jan Herman 2011

Perhaps his friend, critic Edward Hirsch, put it best a couple of years ago when he called Levine a poet of the night shift, a late ironic Whitman of our industrial heartland, a Romantic anarchist who repeatedly proclaims, 'Vivas for those who failed...'

Jan Herman: Philip Levine's Factory Stiffs, Society's Throw-Aways Jan Herman 2011