Tamayo

[ tah-mah-yaw ]

noun

1. Ru·fi·no [r, oo-, fee, -naw], 1899–1991, Mexican painter.

Example Sentences

Tamayo said that details on the case were limited but said a Ring camera captured footage of the pair using the same van to transport the narcotics.

From Los Angeles Times

Chris Tamayo, a senior inspector with U.S.

From New York Times

They lived together in Diablo but never married and “anything they had was in her name, so he just stayed off the radar,” Mr. Tamayo said.

From New York Times

Gabbard's stint in the service would ultimately place an inordinate amount of strain on her first marriage, however, as she spent 18 months away from home with 12 of those months in Iraq; in 2006, she divorced her first husband, Eduardo Tamayo.

From Salon

“He has to take a tough stance,” said Sandra Ventura, 55, a businesswoman from Tamayo in the country’s south, about Mr. Abinader’s migration policies.

From New York Times