Marisol

American  

[mar-i-sol] / ˈmær ɪˌsɒl /

noun

1. Marisol Escobar, 1930–2016, French-born U.S. artist of Venezuelan heritage, best known as a sculptor; in U.S. 1950–2016.

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Example Sentences

“I never supported the whole ‘hugs not bullets’ policy,” said Marisol Morales, 41, an assistant elementary school principal in the Pacific port city of Manzanillo.

From Los Angeles Times

Marisol Espino is among these residents in limbo.

From The Wall Street Journal

Marisol Dominguez-Ruiz, one of Fernando’s lawyers from the ACLU, is used to sitting in the same room as her clients without barriers.

From Slate

Separated from their spouses and kids — “Six feet apart or six feet under,” Larette’s son Joey chants — Larette, Cherrise, Marisol and their colleagues are themselves underprotected from the virus, which they eventually contract, and from the domestic dramas that seep from home into their pressure-cooker days.

From Los Angeles Times

She also broke through the Disney sphere, appearing in the popular 2006 sequel of “The Cheetah Girls 2” as Marisol, a Spanish pop star and competitor of the titular girl band.

From Los Angeles Times