Use "spanish people" in a sentence

1. War on terrorism in Spain continues now more determined than ever, for the Spanish people have shown with solidarity its overwhelming repulse of terrorism, at once devastating and without a conscience

2. Héctor sent the message when he wrote the prologue to this book, but it reflects well the general sentiment of the Spanish people vis-à-vis this historic event

3. In 1973, he and Josie were chosen to represent Orange County at a Pastoral Encounter for Spanish people in the Western Catholic Dioceses of the United States

4. Here is a Catholic convention, he reasoned, to improve understanding between the Church and the Spanish people, and the name of Christ has not been mentioned even once during the whole weekend… That morning, a representative from Washington gave a most disturbing and provoking talk, blasting the Anglo clergy and boasting that his office had been responsible for this gathering of about one thousand people

5. A boy of rare promise, his early death in 1646was a serious blow to the hopes of Philip and of the Spanish people

6. The Spanish people, goaded by the subservience ofCharles IV and his prime minister and

7. It seemed to me that Spanish people never went to bed at all

8. "These Spanish people are most lovable and hospitable folk