San Sebastián
a seaport in northern Spain: a tourist destination and host to an international film festival.
a city in northwestern Puerto Rico.
a tropical American plant, Cattleya skinneri, having cylindrical leaves and yellow-throated, rose-purple flowers.
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How to use San Sebastián in a sentence
This year San Sebastian showcased a series titled “American Way of Death: American Film Noir 1990-2010.”
After its festival screenings in Venice and San Sebastian, the movie opens in the U.S. on Oct. 14.
San Sebastian, Spain, is the Mecca for almost any cook but especially for one with a passion for the sea as I have.
Without a moment hesitation or thought: San Sebastian, Spain.
At San Sebastian he was robbed right and left, his privacy intruded upon.
The Double Four | E. Phillips Oppenheim
By twelve o'clock they were abreast of a town; which was, they had no doubt, San Sebastian.
Under Wellington's Command | G. A. HentyHe also was present at the first and second assaults on San Sebastian, and was severely wounded at the second attack.
The next day the ships came to an anchor between the island of San Sebastian and the main.
Notable Voyagers | W.H.G. Kingston and Henry FrithSoult attacks Wellington to save San Sebastian, but is repulsed.
Napoleon's Letters to Josephine | Henry Foljambe Hall
British Dictionary definitions for San Sebastián
/ (ˌsæn səˈbæstjən, Spanish san seβasˈtjan) /
a port and resort in N Spain on the Bay of Biscay: former summer residence of the Spanish court. Pop: 181 811 (2003 est): Official name: Donostia-San Sebastián
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