Getting up, I discovered that he had converted a tule-bolsa into a sail boat, and was sailing for the gold-mines.
This bolsa was nothing but a bundle of tule, or bullrush, bound together with grass-ropes in the shape of a cigar, about ten feet long and about two feet through the butt.
In 1881 an extraordinary general meeting was held, with a view to forming a company to undertake the construction of premises to house the "Sociedad Bolsa de Comercio.
As they neared the gap, translated by Phil in the unconsciousness that Bolsa had two meanings in Spanish, Jordan slowed up.
Bolsa means purse, Sheriff, one of them knitted purse nets.
For the benefit and information of those who have purchased Iberian stock, it may be stated that an Exchange, or Bolsa de Comercio, was established at Madrid in 1831.
There is no getting to Rome or to Santiago if the pilgrim's scrip be scanty, or his mule lame: Camino de Roma, ni mula coja ni Bolsa floja.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bolsa" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
