Sarmiento
Americannoun
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Domingo Faustino 1811–88, Argentine writer, educator, and political leader: president 1868–74.
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Slow the shutter speed just a tick and see the focus-amid-chaos as Spain’s Daniel Sarmiento Melien leaps for a handball shot.
From Seattle Times
San Pedro receiver Richard Sarmiento said it was one reason he chose to be vaccinated.
From Los Angeles Times
Through several years of development, frustrating trials and errors, they landed on a proprietary design with energy return technology and vibration reduction technology that gave Mr. Sarmiento that special feeling.
From New York Times
Ms. Spiro and Mr. Mathelier enlisted his childhood friend from Prospect Park Tennis Center, Gerald Sarmiento, a pro-shop owner, coach and master stringer who knows the nuances of rackets better than his own backhand.
From New York Times
When it came time to develop a racket, Mr. Sarmiento connected them with Yasu Sakamoto, a Japanese racket maestro with 40 years of experience consulting for companies including Wilson.
From New York Times
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