Nicolas Franco and Josef Garcia, did such damage that the English were in turn compelled to fall back upon the beaches of the Barranco and the Butcheries.
On the north side of the Barranco rose a caverned rock inhabited by the poor.
In the heat of the affair and the darkness of night the first division was somewhat scattered as it entered the streets leading to the Barranco Santo (watercourse), where the Canarian battalion was attacking the English as they landed.
The Barranco Seco, on the top, showed in the sole a conspicuously big house which has no other view but the sides of a barren trough.
Giniguada,' or Barranco de la Ciudad, the normal grisly gashes in the background curtain.
En route for the former, we drove past the large city-hospital: here in old times was another strong wall, defending the southern part, and corresponding with the northern or Barranco line.
Barranco Hondo, beyond the Quarantine-house and the village of Candelaria, distant a day's march from Santa Cruz.
Map of the Caldera of Palma and the great ravine, called "Barranco de las Angustias.
It was found in a barranco and brought to Granada.
The narrow defile up which we were passing is called, according to Mateo, el Barranco de la tinaja, or the ravine of the jar, because a jar full of Moorish gold was found here in old times.
While he watched the white walls faded, and the fire in the barranco grew brighter as darkness closed down.
There was a murmur of voices, a clatter of arms, a rattle of stones, and a patter of feet, and the Sin Verguenza came out from the barranco like beasts from their lairs.
They were at Arucas, which for a horse of this kind is a long way, but they came home by the barranco and across the sand heaps at the gallop.
In the bottom of the barranco lie maize-fields and vines.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "barranco" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
