Castellanos

[ kahs-te-yah-naws ]

noun

1. Ju·lio [hoo, -lyaw], 1905–47, Mexican painter.

Example Sentences

The inning ended with Josh Palacios hitting a flyball to right, Gary DiSarcina sending Yadiel Hernandez from third and Castellanos throwing him out by a couple of steps.

From Washington Post

Put all the Castellanos family money down on the table here.

From Ozy

Castellanos obviously realizes this; thus his argument in Florence for a conservatism that is “relevant” to the middle class.

From The Daily Beast

I heard my CNN colleague Alex Castellanos saying so last night; apparently Jeb Bush has a book to that effect publishing soon.

From The Daily Beast

Castellanos acknowledged that the storm response has given Obama something of a halo, albeit one that may fade by Election Day.

From The Daily Beast

Even Castellanos concedes a “tremendous opportunity” for the president.

From The Daily Beast

And politically, says Republican campaign advisor Alex Castellanos, this may amount to a no-fly strategy.

From The Daily Beast

Pizarro collected (so Pedro Pizarro says) two hundred thousand castellanos (each weighing a dollar) of gold.

From Project Gutenberg

In that same apartment, General Castellanos signed the abdication of Spanish authority.

From Project Gutenberg

His property was said to be worth over 100,000 castellanos, according to the value current then; he had also ten brigantines.

From Project Gutenberg

For a needle they got a piece of gold worth two castellanos, and that this was nothing to what it would be within a month.

From Project Gutenberg

The old ducats were to be current at 429 mrs., the castellanos at 544.

From Project Gutenberg