Sarmiento

[ sahr-myen-taw ]

noun

1. Do·min·go Faus·ti·no [daw-, meeng, -gaw fous-, tee, -naw], 1811–88, Argentine writer, educator, and political leader: president 1868–74.
2. General Sarmiento.

Example Sentences

—Jon Sarmiento, Palos Verdes: Made two interceptions in comeback win over Corona del Mar.

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One of those O.C. activists was Carolina Sarmiento, a community studies professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who sits on the board of El Centro Cultural de México.

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“There were few foundations that would allow us to do the work we do, the way we do, and the endowment allowed us to do that,” Sarmiento said.

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Before the joint investigation involving federal and local officials, Orange County Supervisors Katrina Foley and Vicente Sarmiento had been calling for law enforcement to step in and investigate the allegations against VAS.

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Following last week’s raids by federal investigators, Foley and Sarmiento have called on Andrew Do to resign.

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