Clemente

[ kluh-men-tey ]

noun

1. Ro·ber·to Walker [roh-, bair, -toh], 1934–72, U.S. baseball player, born in Puerto Rico.

Example Sentences

The Social Realism and Muralist Movements from artists like Diego Rivera and José Clemente Orozco worked with indigenous crafts.

From The Daily Beast

A.J. Clemente: F***in S*^$ The North Dakota news anchor may have set a record for shortest time on the job, any job.

From The Daily Beast

“She sort of plays the goof a little bit and he plays off her,” says Clemente.

From The Daily Beast

“She knows exactly how to find the heart of a story within moments, which is like finding the heart of a big case,” Clemente says.

From The Daily Beast

“I knew that Rove was on the phone with the Romney people,” Clemente says.

From The Daily Beast

When he was discovered on the west side he at once steered toward Clemente Island, evidently hoping to mislead his followers.

From Project Gutenberg

But in my opinion the once vast, heaving, wonderful beds of kelp along the Clemente and Catalina shores have been cut too deeply.

From Project Gutenberg

Coram testibus Josepho clemente Belseroski et philippo Salomon.

From Project Gutenberg

There is an excellent account of all the vines of Andalucia by Rojas Clemente.

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How could Don Clemente's lofty forehead, his blue eyes, so serene and pure, have known passion?

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