Castilla

[ kahs-tee-yah ]

noun

1. Ra·món [r, ah-, mawn], 1797–1867, Peruvian general and statesman: president of Peru 1845–51 and 1855–62.

Example Sentences

Originally from the central Spanish region of Castilla La Mancha, Isabel says that she and her family are now considering moving back to the mainland, purely because of the housing situation.

From BBC

A family history of adult acne may mean you’re more likely to get it, as well, Castilla said.

From Seattle Times

The PP and Vox already govern in coalition since last year in the region of Castilla y Leon.

From Reuters

Jill Castilla, the chief executive of Citizens Bank of Edmond, a small community lender in Oklahoma, promotes IntraFi to her customers as a way to keep their cash local and supporting their community.

From New York Times

“Julio is the maximum representative, a man that has put Mexico’s name up high with the Dodgers,” Castilla said in Spanish.

From Los Angeles Times