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Example sentences for "gusta"

Lexicographically close words:
gushings; guslar; gusset; gussets; gust; gustatory; gustibus; gustily; gusto; gusts

I like oil-painting |Me gusta más la pintura better.

This topaz surrounded |Me gusta mucho más with pearls I |este topacio cercado like much better.

I like that ring very |Esa sortija me gusta much.

I like this colour |Este color me gusta pretty well.

I like this wine very |Este vino me gusta much.

I am not pleased with |No me gusta el reloj the watch you |que V.

I like it as much as |Me gusta tanto como summer.

I like to go to bed |Me gusta acostarme temprano.

He likes to dictate |Le gusta mandar a to everyone.

I like it better than |Me gusta más que el whist, or even |whist, o el piquete.

I like to be neatly and |Me gusta estar aseada plainly dressed.

I do not like walking |No me gusta pasearme on the high |en el camino real.

I like this fine blue |Me gusta bastante este pretty well.

I like the odour of the |Me gusta el olor de violet.

Yes, but I do not like |Sí, pero no me gusta the smell.

They planned to have Gusta remain at the dear old Dump as a Caretaker, but it was merely a Bluff.

Chicken with Giblets, the Hot Cherry Pie, the smoking Oyster Stew, and the Smearcase with Chives, such as Gusta used to send in.

Gusta nearly keeled when she lamped the long-lost Boss.

I was married right here in 'Gusta by Mr. Wharton, the First Baptist Church preacher, an' I lived and worked here ever since.

Yes, sir--'Gusta Taggard, and we live down in Sullivan court.

Gusta Taggard gave me her heartfelt thanks, and was soon out of my sight.

It was owing to the bad treatment of Pumphrey, that Gusta left in the manner that he did.

Footnote 2: #Ni de chanza me gusta oír:# Not even as a jest do I like to hear.

Member how Mam Gusta used to make us those dough geese?

Hetty, tell Mam Gusta to set out some of the English biscuits and make tea.

I pulled with all my might; Gusta stood up and helped.

Then Gusta mounted guard while I walked home in the heat and dirt, fully half a mile to summon John.

And I shall think the Mary-'Gusta matter over.

But this time it was Mary-'Gusta who interrupted.

Mary-'Gusta was silent for a minute or more.

Mary-'Gusta took the can of deviled ham from the shelf.

Mary-'Gusta was pretty, she was more than that, and the line was already forming.

Mary-'Gusta paid little attention to slang or enthusiasm; the familiarity she ignored utterly.

Whether or not the watch was fine enough for their Mary-'Gusta had been a source of worriment and much discussion.

Mary-'Gusta tried hard to be brave, but the disappointment was too great.

Mary-'Gusta tried to smile, too, but succeeded only in looking more miserable.

Anybody that gets ahead of our Mary-'Gusta has got to turn out afore the mornin' watch.

And though I say it as shouldn't, you won't find two more elegant gals than Gusta and Bella, choose where you may.

Mrs White's opinions of the genteel uselessness of Bella and Gusta were freely quoted to Mrs Greenways, and she in her turn was always ready with a thrust at Lilac which might be carried to Mrs White.

Why, Gusta says all the ladies in London wears their hair like that now.

They were banished now to the back kitchen, but this was the only reform Bella and Gusta had been able to make.

I do wish Gusta wouldn't send you them patterns, that I do.

Because Gusta Greenways told Bella as how all the ladies in London did it," answered Lilac simply.

So she studied the fashion books which Gusta sent from London, made up wonderful costumes for herself, curled her hair in the last style, and read the stories about dukes and earls and countesses which came out in the Family Herald.