In the place of guardias civiles were carabineros in a provincial uniform, whose advances, if less warm and companionable, were none the less kindly.
A mile up, two guardiasciviles emerged suddenly from a fissure, the sun glinting on their muskets and polished black three-cornered hats.
Wandering on through a merry but invisible multitude I ran all but into the arms of two guardias civiles leaning on their muskets.
For more evidence of customs of this sort observed in various parts of France on the first Sunday in Lent, see Madame Clément, Histoire des Fêtes civiles et religieuses, etc.
To this day the Guardias Civiles have plenary power to shoot whomsoever they think fit--flight and resistance being equally fatal.
Moreover, the Guardias Civiles are in no way to blame for my arrest.
In this respect I am especially indebted to Ingeniero Ruben Erbina of Ingenieros Civiles Asociados, who not only let us use his home as our headquarters, but through a letter of introduction gave us the "key" to southern Michoacan.
For more evidence of customs of this sort observed in various parts of France on the first Sunday in Lent, see Madame Clement, Histoire des Fetes civiles et religieuses, etc.
This description is quoted by Madame Clement (Histoire des fetes civileset religieuses, etc.
The street was now very silent again, and it was evident that the peons did not consider it advisable to put the civiles on the track of the fugitive just yet.
The civiles asked a few more questions, and then one of them insisted on escorting Appleby, who apparently failed to make the peons understand that he desired a word with them, to the "Four Nations.
One is not allowed to go into or out of the city without a pass, and the civiles watch the wine-shops.
It was the selfsame hour Ferou himself had bargained with the Guardias Civiles for the killing of Quesada!
The Guardias Civiles might chance to be lingering on in the gorge.
I fear these Guardias Civiles no more than I fear the plague, and you know, senor, I do not fear the plague.
I should not wonder if some two Guardias Civiles will ride over this corry in an attempt to capture me in my own village.
The men you sent up the canyon after the Guardias Civiles have returned, I see," he said.
And all my male ancestors have been Guardias Civiles back to the long-ago, when they were bandoleros and outlaws who grew tired of being hunted and became Miquelets.
He did not resemble any of his immediate progenitors who had been men of Aragon and Guardias Civiles every one.
Austin came, and saw Farquhar gazing angrily at the civiles and still gripping his bar, while the crowd stood round and made insulting remarks about him in Castilian.
He at once grasped the position, and made a sign of concurrence when one of the civiles spoke to him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "civiles" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
