argumedo造句

• The suspects were identified as Orlando Enrique Mestra, Constantino Cervantes and Ramon Argumedo.
• Alejandro Argumedo of the Indigenous Peoples'Biodiversity Network told the De Volkskrant newspaper on Monday.
• Alejandro Argumedo of the Indigenous Peoples'Biodiversity Network told the Dutch daily De Volkskrant for Monday's editions.
• The specific name " lamothei " is in honor of Mexican helminthologist Dr . Marcos Rafael Lamothe-Argumedo.
• The March 1976 coup and the subsequent Dirty War compelled Argumedo to leave Argentina in 1978, and she sought exile in Mexico.
• Argumedo was among the co-founders in 2007 of Proyecto Sur, a leftist political party founded and led by Pino Solanas.
• Furthermore, in the same edit he maintains that Jose Argumedo has an acute accent; i . e ., Jos?Argumedo.
• Furthermore, in the same edit he maintains that Jose Argumedo has an acute accent; i . e ., Jos?Argumedo.
• Notables included Oscar Argumedo, Durline Dunham, Don Shook, Jim " Shootin Newton, Bob Hart ( GM ) and Bob Weatherford ( later GM ).
• "Maybe the guys in Washington are not getting things under control as fast as possible, " said Guillermo Argumedo, a trader at Vestrust Asset Management.
• "' Jose Eduardo Argumedo Barraza "'( born 14 October 1988 ) is a Mexican professional boxer who has held the IBF mini flyweight title since 2015.
• Argumedo was named in 2005 to the board of directors of the Institute for the Site of Remembrance, which administers the largest former detention center used during the Dirty War as a museum.
• Some of the television station's programming included " The Oscar Argumedo Show ", " TV 21  Country Style " and " Green Valley Raceway ".
• He left the Front within a week, however, and announced the party and its allies would run on an independent Proyecto Sur slate; he nominated Congresswoman Alcira Argumedo as their candidate for president.
• Huerta's greatest success was attracting the support of many former rebels, such as Benjamin Argumedo, " Cheche " Campos and, most notably, Pascual Orozco, whom Huerta had fought against when serving Madero's government.
• In August 1914, after the Constitutionalist revolution led by Venustiano Carranza, " Zaragoza " was sent to the port of Coatzacoalcos, from where, later in the year, she sailed to Yucat醤 to take part in the suppression of the rebellion led by Benjamin Argumedo.