Dacko

[ dak-oh, dah-koh ]

noun

1. David, 1930–2003, African statesman: president of the Central African Republic 1960–66, 1979–81.

Example Sentences

“If you would go to our urban trail heads, or even CamRock, between 3 p.m. and dusk, it is packed,” Dacko said.

From Washington Times

“Bentonville has shown if you build these small segments you can get more people riding bikes,” said Dan Dacko, a board member of Capital Off Road Pathfinders, the volunteer organization that has built and maintained most of the Madison area’s existing trails.

From Washington Times

The flu-like symptoms of diseases like West Nile - fever, body ache - especially worry Nina Dacko, who supervises the mosquito control program for Tarrant County Public Health in Fort Worth, Texas.

From Washington Times

Three municipalities in Texas, including Watauga, Saginaw and Lake Worth, haven’t sent any mosquitoes in for testing this year - they don’t have the time, or have lost staffing and money due to revenue shortfalls from COVID-19, Dacko said.

From Washington Times

The flu-like symptoms of diseases like West Nile — fever, body ache — especially worry Nina Dacko, who supervises the mosquito control program for Tarrant County Public Health in Fort Worth, Texas.

From Seattle Times