Arriaga

[ ahr-ryah-gah ]

noun

1. Juan Cri·só·sto·mo [hwahn k, r, ee-, saw, -staw-maw], 1806–26, Spanish composer.

Example Sentences

Every morning, Anthony Arriaga, 47, serving his 21st year for a murder conviction, is one of the first men to enter the Sullivan Correctional Facility’s Law Library after me.

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Arriaga and I work as law clerks in Sullivan.

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This morning, Arriaga strolls into the law library, black specs on, a red document folder clutched to his hip.

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A few months ago, Arriaga would’ve parked himself in front of a standalone PC with a blank Word document on the screen.

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Other people, like Arriaga and I, decided on our own individual plan of action.

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