Espronceda
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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“What if the side effects make me sicker than the virus?” asked Espronceda, a 36-year-old native of Mexico who lives in Hyattsville.
From Washington Post
Since November, Blanca Espronceda has spent many mornings chatting up other Latinos about the coronavirus vaccine, recruiting her neighbors in Maryland’s heavily immigrant suburbs to participate in ongoing trials.
From Washington Post
“As Hispanics, we like to gossip, pass on messages from one person to the next,” said Espronceda, who works with a program called Salud y Bienestar, or Health and Wellness.”
From Washington Post
I was a great friend of Espronceda, Zorrilla, Becquer and others.
From Project Gutenberg
The influence of Byron pervades Espronceda’s life and work.
From Project Gutenberg
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