Ordóñez

[ awr-thaw-nyeth, -nyes ]

noun

1. An·to·nio [ahn-, taw, -nyaw], 1932–1998, Spanish bullfighter.

Example Sentences

“The obvious thing is the change in leadership,” forward Diana Ordóñez said “We’re not afraid. We went into this game to win. What happened was no surprise. Mexican football has changed a lot.”

From Los Angeles Times

Eleven of the 15 players Mexico used were either born in the U.S. or played there, including Ordóñez, who was born in Riverside; Pelayo, a Florida native; and Barreras, who is from Phoenix.

From Los Angeles Times

Ordóñez and Pelayo were both called up to U.S. age-group national teams but chose to leave and play for Mexico at the senior level.

From Los Angeles Times

“Beating the U.S. for the first time on their turf is a special feeling,” Ordóñez said, switching to English.

From Los Angeles Times

El Tri also got first-half scores from Nicolette Hernández , Karen Luna, Rebeca Bernal and Diana Ordóñez, plus second-half goals from Jasmine Casarez and Mayra Pelayo-Bernal in posting its most one-sided victory since an 11-0 win over Anguilla in April 2022.

From Los Angeles Times