Vizcaíno

[ viz-kah-ee-noh ]

noun

1. Se·bas·tián [se-vahs-, tyahn], 1550?–1628?, Spanish explorer in the Americas.

Example Sentences

Fernando Vizcaíno, 70, a retired banker, got the idea to turn his house into a hostel about six years ago when he saw visitors starting to arrive in bigger numbers.

From New York Times

Mr. Vizcaíno said his father was a friend of the author’s family and carried letters back and forth between Mr. García Márquez’s parents when they were young and pursuing a forbidden love, a courtship that inspired “Love in the Time of Cholera.”

From New York Times

Lux’s throwing issues were so severe in 2019 that the Dodgers pulled him from Cactus League action and had him work with infield instructor José Vizcaino on the back fields.

From Los Angeles Times

A month later Dallas cut journeyman kicker Tristan Vizcaino and handed the job to the 28-year-old rookie.

From Los Angeles Times

Barajas and Vizcaino claim that Guzman began to groom them when they were freshmen in high school, Barajas in 1995 and Vizcaino in 1998, eventually moving on from his relationship with Barajas and beginning a new one with Vizcaino.

From Los Angeles Times