Sentence examples for his mano from inspiring English sources

But since the success of the Ecuador raid and his mano a mano against President Chávez the odds have shortened.

Although his mano a mano action scenes adhere to the muscle-flexing style of writers like James W. Hall and Les Standiford, White is the most eloquent naturalist in the bunch.

President Otto Pérez Molina, a former general, said the military would no longer be used to break up protests but stood behind his "mano dura," or iron fist, approach to public safety that relies heavily on the military because the national police have failed to stem the country's rampant violence, some of it fueled by drug trafficking and gangs.

The reason we won't get another Paxo is that the theatre of his mano a mano encounters with our rulers depended on the sort of huge live audiences for television that the internet and the web have throttled in their convolvulus of cabling.

Ronaldo can seem fonder of the old place now than when he was there and the player we see at Madrid, blitzing opponents, flexing those mahogany pecs and currently winning his mano a mano contest with Lionel Messi, does not widely give the impression he is running low on job satisfaction or, to quote the former president Ramón Calderón, "fed up".

If there was an iota of doubt about this, it has vaporised in his mano-a-mano contest with the sublime Messi, pictured.

In December that year, according to many reports, he took his 16-year-old brother Marvin drinking, prompting an aggressive confrontation in which George Jr famously offered to fight his father "mano a mano".

His band, Mano Negra, had established a healthy following in France during its nine-year run, between 1986 and 1995, with a sound that was hard and hyperactive — a blend of rock, funk, and reggae heavily indebted to left-leaning punk bands and that strain of overemphatic ska which has become the default music for skaters and dreadlocked dissenters all over the world.

If so, maybe Cruz can go on his own mano a mano on immigration with Ramos pronto to clear the whole thing up.

He earned his nickname, "Manos de Piedra" (Hands of Stone), fairly.

The Dean of New York real estate attorneys, he is survived by his devoted wife Denise, his loving children David Breger and Maxine Gensior-Vinick and stepdaughter Cynthia Cusa- mano, his adoring grandchildren Samara, Zachary and Katherine, and his dear brother William N. Breger.