Calles

[ kah-yes ]

noun

1. Plu·tar·co E·lí·as [ploo-, tahr, -kaw e-, lee, -ahs], 1877–1945, Mexican general and statesman: president of Mexico 1924–28.

Example Sentences

Serán los primeros Juegos después de la pandemia, y prometen una gran afluencia de público y animación en las calles.

From Los Angeles Times

Cassandra Calles heard a strange noise coming from her daughter’s bedroom.

From Los Angeles Times

Mexican authorities believe that 17-year-old María José Calles was the last victim of what police believe is a serial killer who lived in the same apartment building and kept tokens of his victims in his home, including skulls, government IDs and other items.

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For years, Cassandra Calles lived in the same building with this man and exchanged few words with him as they passed each other coming in and out of the building.

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But on April 16, she confronted the assailant as he tried to escape the scene of María José Calles’ slaying.

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