18 examples of rodriquez in sentences
His two daughters were Elvi'ra and Sol; his son, Diego Rodriquez, died young.
SEE Rodriquez-Castellano, Juan.
CASTELLANO, JUAN RODRIQUEZ-. SEE Rodriquez-Castellano, Juan.
SEE RODRIQUEZ-CASTELLANO, JUAN.
SEE Rodriquez-Castellano, Juan. HICKS, CLARENCE J. My life in industrial relations; fifty years in the growth of a profession.
© 15May42; AA400004. Grosset & Dunlap, Inc. (PWH); 21Nov69; R472976. RODRIQUEZ-CASTELLANO, JUAN.
College Spanish grammar, by Juan Rodriquez-Castellano & Charles Barrett Brown.
© 21May42; A164960. Juan Rodriquez-Castellano (A), Barbara Ann Brown Field & Joan Barrett Brown Hickerson (C); 27Aug69; R467837.
SEE Rodriquez-Castellano, Juan.
CASTELLANO, JUAN RODRIQUEZ-. SEE Rodriquez-Castellano, Juan.
SEE RODRIQUEZ-CASTELLANO, JUAN.
SEE Rodriquez-Castellano, Juan. HICKS, CLARENCE J. My life in industrial relations; fifty years in the growth of a profession.
© 15May42; AA400004. Grosset & Dunlap, Inc. (PWH); 21Nov69; R472976. RODRIQUEZ-CASTELLANO, JUAN.
College Spanish grammar, by Juan Rodriquez-Castellano & Charles Barrett Brown.
© 21May42; A164960. Juan Rodriquez-Castellano (A), Barbara Ann Brown Field & Joan Barrett Brown Hickerson (C); 27Aug69; R467837.
In answer to their majesties, the admiral sent a particular enumeration of the ships, men, stores, ammunition, and provisions, which he considered to be requisite for his return to the Indies; and they gave orders accordingly to Rodriquez de Fonseca, to provide all things without delay for the voyage, pursuant to his memorial.
To satisfy the admiral, and to promote the prosperity of the new colony, they ordered Rodriquez de Fonseca immediately to fit out four ships with such articles as the admiral desired might be sent to him, and appointed Antonio de Torres to return with these to the West Indies.
He was here joined by Francisco de Montejo, Diego de Soto, Angula, Garci Caro, Sebastian Rodriquez, Gutierrez, Rojas, not he commonly called the wealthy, a lad named Santa Clara, two brothers named Los Martinez de Frexenal, and Juan, de Najara, not the deaf man of the tennis court in Mexico.
