Hernández

[ er-nahn-des ]

noun

1. Jo·sé [haw-, se], 1834–86, Argentine poet.

Example Sentences

Hernández had signed on with the Atlanta Braves before the coronavirus put the baseball world on pause, and in early July he elected not to play.

From FiveThirtyEight

Four of the next five Red Sox reached base against Sceroler, with Hernández getting hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to bring in Boston’s ninth run.

From Washington Post

For now, Hyde and his staff — like Hernández, like Elias and like the rest — hope for the best.

From Washington Post

Hernández allowed three earned runs on five hits and was victimized by some shaky defense in 2⅔ innings against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday.

From Washington Post

Hernández, also a left-handed hitter, is a possibility after debuting in September.

From Washington Post

It was a new voice, and in contrast to the ham-handed posturing of “Officer Hernandez,” the threat was direct and more aggressive.

From The Daily Beast

“This is Officer Hernandez,” the man introduced himself on one call.

From The Daily Beast

The activist, an agronomist named Arturo Hernandez Cordona, is said to have replied.

From The Daily Beast

Abarca allegedly battered Hernandez, who was then dumped in the pit.

From The Daily Beast

The men shot Hernandez in the right leg while pulling them all from the car.

From The Daily Beast

Yucatan was discovered by Hernandez Cordova in 1517, and in 1519 was first settled.

From Project Gutenberg

With a great show of regard General Hernandez went out to meet Osceola with a store of supplies.

From Project Gutenberg

He delighted to stand in front of a large mirror which General Hernandez had in his parlor, and admire his person.

From Project Gutenberg

One hundred and ten men embarked in the enterprise, under the command of Francisco Hernandez, of Cordova.

From Project Gutenberg

At the time of the discovery of America, the species was certainly wild and cultivated in Mexico, according to Hernandez.

From Project Gutenberg