Examples of 'marín' in a sentence
Meaning of "marín"
marín (noun) - a Spanish word that translates to 'sailor' or 'mariner' in English. This phrase is used to denote someone who works on a ship
How to use "marín" in a sentence
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Marín suffered further bad luck.
Welcome to de casas marín real estates.
Marín won the fight via submission on the second round.
Welcome to bodegas marín acosta.
Port of marín logistics terminal.
They are headed for the Marín meet.
Mr marín puerto.
The port activity was gradually transferred to Marín.
Marín spent long afternoons and days herding sheep in the surrounding fields.
They are paying me to deliver you to Marín.
Marín left no documentation regarding his inventions and he was buried at the local church.
The entry for the port at Marín is replaced by the following.
Marín expressed his love for his country in his poems and in his newspaper.
Miera would go on to make at least two other maps for Marín.
Marín fish market delights us with fish and seafood renowned for their fantastic quality.
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You can find more information about this on the website of the Manuel Marín association.
Manuel Marín is married with two children.
You are supposed to meet Marín tomorrow morning in DC.
Gloria Marín played a villain in this telenovela.
It is a good thing Commissioner Marín is present here.
Mr Marín stressed the need for more.
He was also the cousin of actress Gloria Marín.
Marín has also participated in zarzuela Spanish operetta.
Commissioner Marín has just confirmed that.
Marín subsequently toured Spain for the first time in many years.
We did not know Hanson had been hired by Marín.
Miranda Marín went on to win the elections that year.
I should like to thank Mr Marín for his explanation.
González Marín was a member of the confederal defence committees.
I also wish to comment on a point raised by Commissioner Marín.
Carolina Marín crowned world champion for the third time.
I therefore invite Commissioner Marín to take the floor.
Last year Marín staged a coup to overthrow his own government.
I have heard that Rosa Marín sent a letter.
Alfonso Marín collected a lot of pictures of lutes and other plucked instruments.
Heading back to DC for the hand off to Marín.
Mr Marín suggested that he might visit Mozambique at the beginning of next year.
This could be the Marín meeting.
Marín was initially met by a peaceful embassy as he approached the Tzoztzil town of Chamula.
The problem raised by Mr Marín regarding this is absolutely crucial.
Mr Marín welcomed this while stressing the need for human rights to be upheld.
To return again to what Commissioner Marín said about negotiations.
Proal and Marín also maintained a spirited defense of their revolutionary ideology.
I shall now give Commissioner Marín the opportunity to reply.
Commissioner Marín is very familiar with the issue of cooperation with developing countries.
The receptionist says Rosa Marín came to meet you.
Marín is married to Elizabeth Chavarría and they have two daughters and a son.
First author Judith Marín tells us about it in this interview.
Marín is credited with designing the Puerto Rican flag.
At eight years of age Marín moved with her family to Guadalajara.
