Montalvo

American  

[mawn-tahl-vaw] / mɔnˈtɑl vɔ /

noun

1. Garci Ordóñez de 15th-century Spanish writer.

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Example Sentences

Near the entrance, West Covina residents Laura Montalvo and Evangelina Lopez sold large wax candles to parishioners who were leaving noontime Mass.

From Los Angeles Times

“Usually, the bishops are very hierarchical — you can’t get near them,” Montalvo said.

From Los Angeles Times

During a Red Bull BC One quarterfinal round battle against Japan’s Yuki Minatozaki, Montalvo transitioned from a windmill into a downrock move in which his legs moved back and forth so quickly that they looked like turning Double Dutch ropes.

From Seattle Times

Minatozaki lost his battle against Montalvo, who also went on to the final to defeat Lee-Lou Demierre of the Netherlands, another likely Olympic contender.

From Seattle Times

He is a descendant of twin breakers — his father and uncle — who were performing in Mexico long before they taught a young Montalvo to spin on his back.

From Seattle Times