Carúpano
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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They gave up on their first try so that the baby could be born near extended family in Carupano, Venezuela.
From Washington Times
“We have not taken a break from work,” said Bruges, 50, who owned an assorted goods store in the eastern Venezuela city of Carupano.
From Seattle Times
Mr. Frontado sold his finds in Carupano, the closest city, for less than what he thought they were worth to buy rice, flour and pasta.
From New York Times
The quake was centered near the town of Carupano, an area of poor fishing communities, and was felt as far away as neighboring Colombia to the east and nearby island nations like Trinidad and Tobago, and St. Lucia, to the west and north.
From Reuters
The United States Geological Survey said a 7.3-magnitude earthquake had struck off the South American country’s northern coast at 5.31pm local time on Tuesday, 38km east of the city of Carúpano.
From The Guardian
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