Chavez

[ chah-vez shah-, shuh-vez; Spanish chah-ves ]

noun

1. Car·los [kahr, -lohs, kahr, -laws], 1899–1978, Mexican composer and conductor.
2. Ce·sar (Es·tra·da) [see, -zer e-, strah, -d, uh, se, -sah, r, es-, trah, -, th, ah], 1927–93, U.S. labor leader: organizer of migrant farmworkers.

Example Sentences

Once departments work out their schedules, Chavez said, her team will reallocate office space in the mall.

From Los Angeles Times

There was little international interest in the Dodgers before Ohtani brought his magical aura to Chavez Ravine.

From Los Angeles Times

"Lack of chill is something that we think is going to be the biggest issue for us and our industry," said Dario Chavez, a peach geneticist at the University of Georgia.

From Salon

Though he never replicated the highs of his 2012 season and was out of the major leagues by the end of 2013, Cruz has remained a beloved figure at Chavez Ravine over the last decade.

From Los Angeles Times

Fulton at Chavez: It’s another rematch, with Chavez having beat Fulton last month 20-0.

From Los Angeles Times