Sentence examples for rican paper from inspiring English sources

Few commentators at the time took the effort to note that in his interview with the Costa Rican paper La Nacion, Mr. Pastora — a.k.a.a

Puerto Rican paper has sold off sharply in recent months as investors have lost confidence in the cash-strapped island's ability to meet its obligations, and its government is perilously close to losing market access entirely.

The little paper Puerto Rican flags were beginning to clump and mat on the sidewalk outside Radio City Music Hall when the first of the Broadway stars arrived for the Tony Awards on Sunday.

He turned his Black History Month comments into a rant about fake news, botched the name of an African country at the UN, and launched paper towels at Puerto Rican hurricane victims.

He had spent years in a prison near Elmira, N.Y., for a state robbery conviction, but a judge freed him earlier this year after he served his state sentence, and Puerto Rican officials had not completed extradition papers.

When Trump threw paper towels at struggling Puerto Ricans as if he were lobbing T-shirts from a cannon at a concert.

She learns of the death of her relative — a beloved figure in the local Puerto Rican neighborhood — when she reads of it in the paper.

The protest was in response to the papers racist and ridiculous coverage of Puerto Rican councilwoman Melissa Mark Viverito's campaign for Council Speaker.

A young Puerto Rican man wearing a black skullcap handed Singleton a heavy brown paper bag.

In Thursday's paper, the newspaper, which is a sponsor of this weekend's Puerto Rican Day Parade, published an ad promoting the parade that shows the New York Giants football player Victor Cruz smiling and standing underneath the Cuban flag.

One thing Mr. Pantoja loves about illustrating is the ability to play God on paper — whether it's the chance to sketch his rendition of the Chupacabra, the Puerto Rican folklore monster, or depict a brand-new creature made of the composite parts of various dinosaurs.