Sentence examples for as comandante from inspiring English sources
By Genevieve Fussell February 26 , 2014A portrait of Edén Pastora, also known as Comandante Zero, in his Managua office.
"The government keeps violating the Constitution as much as it wants," José Garmendia, also known as Comandante Yahob, recently told a local newspaper.
In 1784, Felipe de Goicoechea took over as comandante, supervising construction of the fortifications and living quarters for the soldiers and their families.
Following the incident that concluded in the death of its former leader, the command of the Boricua Popular Army was inherited by an anonymous figure known as "Comandante Guasábara", named after the Taíno word for "war".
A young soldier stopped in to ask a question, addressing the archivist-poet as "Mi comandante," a title that had a jarringly Foreign Legion sound to it, and that inevitably drew my eyes to the photograph on the wall.
Asked what the World Cup meant to him, the man praised as the Comandante after the 7-1 win against Brazil by O Globo, talked about "the beginning of this team", under Jürgen Klinsmann at the World Cup in Germany, and remembered the rapturous reception the inexperienced and incomplete side had received at the fan fest at the Brandenburg Gate after finishing third in that competition.
For as long as the comandante is in charge, all that money flows to him, a mysterious figure believed to be in his 30s, whom no one dares name.
She will have to do better, if she is to overtake el comandante, as the front-runner is known.
The comandante, as he was known to loyalists, used his extraordinary energy and charisma to dominate airwaves with marathon speeches (four hours was short).
Indeed many reckon that corruption has grown, under the seemingly blind eye of Mr Caldera.That provides ammunition for el comandante, as Colonel Chavez is known.
It was recently revealed in court that a high-ranking Gulf cartel figure now locked up in Houston told prosecutors he served alongside Eduardo as a cartel "comandante".
