Lugo

[ loo-gaw ]

noun

1. a city in NW Spain.

Lugo

/ ˈluɣo /

noun

1. a city in NW Spain: Roman walls; Romanesque cathedral. Pop: 91 158 (2003 est) Latin nameLucus Augustiˈluːkəs aʊˈɡuːstiːɔːˈɡʌstiː

Example Sentences

More capacity may be needed as the industry grows, said Lugo.

From The Daily Beast

“They keep talking about this boom,” Lugo said of the perceived spike in demand for commercial launch facilities.

From The Daily Beast

Bezos’s is what most aerospace engineers would call a more traditional take on crewed spacecraft, Lugo says.

From MIT Technology Review

Eggs get a page of their own, partly because “Spaniards put eggs on a lot of things” but also to underscore the connection to American diners, says Lugo, 30, a native of Puerto Rico whose maternal grandmother is Spanish.

From Washington Post

Lugo was recently able to move her family out of a hotel and into base housing.

From Washington Post

Cardinal de Lugo also should be included in this catalogue; indeed he is one of the most eminent theologians of modern times.

From Project Gutenberg

We staid one week at Lugo, and then directed our steps to Corunna, about twelve leagues distant.

From Project Gutenberg

Antnio Mara Lugo had a silver-mounted saddle, bridle and spurs that cost fifteen hundred dollars.

From Project Gutenberg

The mosaic found at Lugo is believed to have formed part of a temple dedicated to Diana.

From Project Gutenberg

"The old Lugo ranch house," Consuello explained, catching his inquiring look.

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