Here everything recalled France and Paris, excepting the silver brasero in which the smouldering olive stones indicated Spain.
A few hours after the events we have recorded, two persons were seated near a brasero in a drawing room of this mansion.
I looked about for a chair, but could see none; at a short distance, however, I perceived the end of a broken pillar lying on the floor; this I rolled to the brasero and sat down upon it.
After supper, which consisted of the very best, by the order of my companion, we sat over the brasero and commenced talking.
The brawny man who sits by the brasero of charcoal, is Salvador, the highwayman of Ronda, who has committed a hundred murders.
They sat down by the braseroin the middle of the apartment, and began to smoke small paper cigars.
Pedro placed the brasero on the ground in front of her, and the sweet potatoes by her side.
Pablo had the brasero and the wood, and Tonio and Tita brought up the rear with the molasses jug, the cooking-dishes, and their Judases all carefully packed together.
They put in the brasero and all the other things, and last of all Pancho and Pedro climbed on board themselves, hoisted the sail, and pushed off.
The brasero stood in an alcove, and beside it was a large red olla, which Doña Teresa kept filled with water for her cooking.
Doña Teresa knelt before the brasero and pulled out the ashes of yesterday's fire.
Then she put in some little sticks, lighted them, and set a flat red dish on top of the brasero over the tiny flames.
Pancho made a little brasero right in the middle of the open space beside the fig tree.
It took Doña Teresa so long to cook it all on her little brasero that she didn't go back to bed at all, though the Twins had another nap before morning.
The younger woman, known as La Almiranta, at the brasero begged audience of the deputy assistente, told him that she desired to confess and give evidence as to other Jews and was remanded to the royal prison.
Fired by this example, after the sentences were read, the ministers of the royal chancellería exultingly carried them from the staging to the brasero where they were burnt.
The white cross is carried on to the brasero, where it is guarded by a body, existing in some cities, known as the soldiers of the Zarza, whose function is to guard the brasero and plaza and to furnish the wood for the burning.
Carlos with his own hands bore it to his queen and exhibited it and then sent it back by Pastrana with the message that it should be taken in his name to the brasero and be the first that was thrown upon the fire.
For this occasion the city had constructed the brasero beyond the Puerta de Alcalá; as there were seven to be burnt, it was made fifty feet square, and had the requisite stakes with garrotes.
The procession to the brasero was a triumphal march, to the sound of trumpets, with the escort of all the troops that could be assembled.
On the way to the brasero he continued to exhort the people and directed his efforts especially to the heroic Herrezuelo, who had stedfastly refused to abandon his faith and was to be burnt alive.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "brasero" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
