Cabrera

[ Spanish kah-vre-rah ]

noun

1. Ma·nuel Es·tra·da [mahn-, wel, es-, trah, -, th, ah]. Estrada Cabrera, Manuel.

Example Sentences

Cabrera, though, was more than just a tiny block for the club that beat the Houston Astros in Game 7 some 17 months ago.

From Washington Post

Apparently unsure of what became of the baseball, Cabrera played it safe by sliding into second before getting back up and resuming his trip around the bases with a twirling home run gesture.

From Washington Post

All of the above past champions will be in the field this year except for Cabrera, Immelman and Garcia.

From Washington Post

Whatever the coalition does, Cabrera said, a decision won’t come quickly.

From Voice of San Diego

August Cabrera’s sentiment — that Afghanistan deserves, at the very least, the fruits of this reconstruction — was shared by everyone we spoke with.

From Freakonomics

The station, Cabrera and Ayala said, was built to hold between 200 and 250 people at any one time.

From The Daily Beast

CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera is one of the few business journalists who has been asked to visit Cuba.

From The Daily Beast

For Jano Cabrera, a Democratic strategist, the subject strikes a nerve.

From The Daily Beast

In his participation in public affairs President Estrada Cabrera always has supported liberal principles.

From Project Gutenberg

The administrative reforms which President Estrada Cabrera has introduced are numerous.

From Project Gutenberg

Friendly relations with all countries, both neighboring and distant, is a leading point in President Estrada Cabrera's programme.

From Project Gutenberg

Deprived of his support, Cabrera himself had to remove his forces to French soil.

From Project Gutenberg

That Cabrera did suffer this abandonment the facts of his life attest.

From Project Gutenberg