Vicente

/ viˈsetə /

noun

1. VicenteGil?1465?1536MPortugueseTHEATRE: dramatist Gil. ?1465–?1536, Portuguese dramatist, noted for his court entertainments, religious dramas, and comedies

Example Sentences

“We did know that our target demographic by and large was 30- to 50-year-old women,” Vicente said.

From The Daily Beast

One senses that Vicente del Bosque, the coach, was going through the motions: He looked pained, and distracted.

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He retired and moved to Laredo, Texas, around the time the violence started to explode in 2004, under President Vicente Fox.

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And within 45 minutes, I was back in the sunshine on San Vicente Boulevard, my coveted permission slip in hand.

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“[Former Mexican President] Vicente Fox told [George W.] Bush he had forgotten about Latin America,” says Apodaca.

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Arturo, the desk clerk, told him that Souza had taken the day off and that Pepe and Vicente had been called up with the reserves.

From Project Gutenberg

I had better luck that time than old Vicente, down below here.

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"Well, Vicente, shall we start now," said the Senhor when they had breakfasted.

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On the other side of the Plaza the tall tower of San Vicente rises well up against the sky.

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San Vicente stands outside the walls of Avila, close to one of the principal gates, and near the north-east angle of the city.

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