| She is the woman with very short, dyed blonde hair and toreador pants and big hoop earrings and some sort of peasant blouse. |
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| Better to have had the brilliant young conductor Philippe Jordan on stage, seen at the start wielding his baton like a toreador with his sword. |
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| He's a toreador, after all, and you have so much experience at bull-flinging. |
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| The handsome toreador sat at the bar, his blue eyes and white hair both lightly glistening alike in the poor light the CPI could offer. |
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| Brandishing his trophies, the triumphant toreador tours the arena to the applause of the public, who hand him flowers and wine. |
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| He constructed a toreador mounted on a horse composed of drainpipes, with bicycle tyres to represent the horse's protruding entrails. |
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| His approach to the arts was akin to that of a toreador to a bull. |
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| The show's theme was Carmen and he interpreted the role of the toreador Escamillo. |
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| I ran, in as dignified a manner as one does when late for a train, while the guard waved a red flag like an accomplished toreador on amphetamines. |
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| Then Gastone arrives with a group of men dressed as, singing of a brave toreador who loved an Andalusian maiden. |
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| Mauricette who is as discreet as a toreador notes that there are too many things on the menu to mean good news. |
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| But there are so many bulls and nary a toreador to be seen by the portal. |
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| Jeffrey Rogers are leading Carmen Miranda chic on the high street with pretty dresses and toreador pants. |
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| She becomes a toreador herself, strutting in the footsteps of her father, and soon we are back where we began, in Seville, with a roaring crowd and a raging bull. |
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| Escamillo, the toreador, is a modern equivalent: a hedge-fund manager whose extreme panache is matched by the danger to which his risk-taking exposes him. |
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