Castillo

American  

[kahs-tee-lyaw, -yaw] / kɑsˈti lyɔ, -yɔ /

noun

1. Antonio Antonio Cánovas del Castillo del Rey, 1908–1984, Spanish fashion designer.

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Example Sentences

Cindy Castillo, a social studies and ethnic studies teacher at Mission High School, told the crowd at a Monday rally there that stability, to her, meant fully accommodating students with special needs and retaining students and educators of color, and fully staffing security teams on campuses to prevent violence.

From Los Angeles Times

Co-founded in 2023 by Venezuelan Jesus Castillo, who casts himself as a David on the verge of vanquishing the mainstream banking Goliaths, Kontigo says its 1.2 million users across Latin America and South America have moved over $1 billion through its platform.

From The Wall Street Journal

Castillo co-founded Kontigo as a blockchain technology to address everyday financial problems in Venezuela, where hyperinflation and a lack of access to credit have made it hard for people to hold on to their savings.

From The Wall Street Journal

To U.S. investors, Castillo presented an image of his startup as a plucky band of striving immigrants with big dreams, and early investors said they were drawn to the vision of a platform to help the truly needy.

From The Wall Street Journal

In promotional materials, the company said Castillo and his colleagues built the company while trading off overnight shifts driving for Uber to stay afloat as they worked to build a financial system fit for “multiplanetary abundance” and to avoid “exporting Earth’s monetary and economic failures” to Mars.

From The Wall Street Journal