1.   Although there are lots of Spanish phrases here, the articles are nearly all in English.

2.   A Texan who is at home with Hispanic language and culture, Bush laces his speeches with Spanish phrases and does interviews on Hispanic television in Spanish.

3.   In it Bush used more Spanish phrases and sentences than he had previously used on the campaign trail this year.

4.   On Wednesday, though, Perry paid deference to several Democratic lawmakers and sprinkled Spanish phrases in his speech.

5.   Over the years Quintero has molded the broadcasting of Cowboys games, mixing English and Spanish phrases.

6.   The name is both the Spanish word for pass and an acronym for a Spanish phrase that translates as Financial Assistance Program for Mexican Citizens.

7.   The problem is particularly severe among Latinos and American Indians, and Gore laced his comments Tuesday with Spanish phrases.

8.   He peppered his speeches with Spanish phrases when he was governor of Texas.

9.   Indeed, death has visited Merced County -- derived from the Spanish phrase for Our Lady of Mercy -- in a most merciless way.

10.   The Republican presidential contender addressed the League of United Latin American Citizens, spicing his speech with Spanish phrases.