Felipe
[fe-lee-pe]
- Le·ón (Ca·mi·no) [le-awn kah-mee-naw] /lɛˈɔn kɑˈmi nɔ/, 1884–1968, Spanish poet, in South America after 1939.
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Examples from the Web for felipe
Contemporary Examples
Ortiz met Felipe in November 2002 on assignment, covering a story about an oil spillage in northern Spain.
Felipe—who had met Letizia before at a dinner party—was also there, offering support, and the two started a romantic relationship.
“Thanks to all who have felt sadness over the death of my little sister,” Ortiz said as she clung to the arm of Felipe.
On his Twitter account Tuesday, President Felipe Calderón called the jailbreak “deplorable.”
Sitting president Felipe Calderón was significantly bruised by his experience in the last presidential elections in 2006.
Historical Examples
Felipe can establish his relationship beyond the doubt of the most skeptical.
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"Here is the document," said Hagan, displaying Felipe's paper.
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In this manner Frank forced the belief that he spoke the truth upon Felipe.
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When they find Felipe Jalisco I think they'll not bother you further.
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Felipe fumbled beneath the pillow, as if searching for something.
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