Heredia

[ Spanish e-re-thyah; French ey-rey-dya ]

noun

1. Jo·sé Ma·rí·a de [haw-, se, mah-, ree, -ah , th, e], 1842–1905, French poet, born in Cuba.
2. a city in central Costa Rica, N of San José.

Example Sentences

One of the wines you mention a lot in the book is R. López de Heredia, how come?

From The Daily Beast

“Romney confirmed that he would be the most extreme presidential nominee of our lifetimes on immigration,” Heredia said.

From The Daily Beast

Romney, Heredia said, may have won “a sprint,” but he will lose “the marathon.”

From The Daily Beast

He was carried in triumph to the house of Diego de Heredia and then Majorini was remembered.

From Project Gutenberg

First, you will already have learned about the appointment of Pedro de Heredia as governor of Terrenate.

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Heredia proved it possible not so much to imitate as to recapture the secure tradition of an older time.

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Admiral Pedro de Heredia is going to that court of your Majesty to report the affairs of these islands.

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En tal momento acert a pasar por all el gitano Heredia, el cual se par, como todos, a ver aquella lucidsima30 tropa.

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