He even recently built a museum in his hometown of Funchal, Portugal, that is completely dedicated to himself and his awards.
The calcareous rock is taken in large quantities to Funchal, to be burnt into lime for building purposes.
Funchal has been a thousand times described, and is well worthy of it.
A few days afterwards the ship sailed, and in a week anchored at Funchal, Madeira.
Figuero is here, and we leave on the yacht for Funchal to–night.
I know that we came forth from Sousa's in undisputed possession of all Funchal.
"That is the social heart and center of Funchal," I told him, quite truly.
Four weekly papers, in the Portuguese95 language, are published at Funchal.
She recognized 'Dolly'—in the shabbiest of all suits, looking meditatively down on the lights of the town and harbour of Funchal.
Then, as I knew her brother in Funchal, I called for the interpreter and told her so as an interesting piece of information.
white wine, 1540s, from island of Madeira in the Atlantic, from Portuguese madeira "wood," because the island formerly was thickly wooded, from Latin materia "wood, matter" (see matter).
