Alfaro

[ ahl-fah-raw ]

noun

1. (Fla·vio) E·loy [flah, -vyaw-e-, loi], 1864–1912, Ecuadorian political leader: president 1897–1901, 1907–11.

Example Sentences

Alfaro’s RBI single was the first earned run Gray allowed with the Nationals that wasn’t on a solo homer.

From Washington Post

His toughest out was Brian Anderson, who walked and scored on Alfaro’s single in the second, walked again in the fourth and crushed a solo homer in the sixth, lifting Gray’s 0-1 fastball well over the center field wall.

From Washington Post

Alfaro was struck by a 2017 Dodge Journey traveling south on Kings Highway, the statement said, and transported to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

From Washington Post

Alfaro, 27, played for Seattle from 2016 to 2018, then moved to Chivas Guadalajara in 2019 and second-division Reno last year.

From Washington Post

After a worker called 911, Alfaro says the plant manager, Michael Leblanc, gathered up the workers to scare them straight.

From The Daily Beast

In the Plazo de Alfaro, number seven, is the house where tradition states that Murillo lived.

From Project Gutenberg

Years after, Palomino became sufficiently intimate with Alfaro, to ask him what he thought of Castillo's sarcastic inscription.

From Project Gutenberg

Francisco de Alfaro, although a Cordovese by birth, resided commonly at Seville.

From Project Gutenberg

When that was done, Alfaro embarked in them with thirty musqueteers, and set sail towards Guavra.

From Project Gutenberg

A series of revolutionary movements against the administration of President Alfaro occurred in the course of the next few years.

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