Sanchez English

Meaning Sanchez meaning

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Sanchez

— noun Venezuelan master terrorist raised by a Marxist-Leninist father; trained and worked with many terrorist groups (born in 1949)

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A boy named Sanchez?

That the one you've been talking about, this Sanchez?

Captain, have you anything definite on this boy Sanchez?

That's what I told Sanchez.

I'm Manolo Sanchez, and I haven't got any attorney.

Uh, Marcia, where was your friend Sanchez last night?

Quinlan is about to arrest that boy Sanchez and.

Sanchez's desk has been looked into.

I don't even know this Sanchez.

Rudy Linnekar was blown up with eight sticks of dynamite, and Sanchez stole ten.

You ought to be workin' on Sanchez.

No, I mean Sanchez.

Perhaps he honestly thinks that Sanchez is guilty.

Sanchez still hasn't broken.

Take aim, Sanchez.

Ready, Sanchez?

Sanchez-Lopez's nightclub.

Is that Sanchez, the one you've been talking about?

Captain, have you anything definite on Sanchez?

I'm Manolo Sanchez, and I haven't got an attorney!

Marcia, where was your friend Sanchez last night?

Quinlan is about to arrest that boy, Sanchez.

Sanchez stole 10, that leaves 2.

You oughtta work on Sanchez.

I mean Sanchez.

Perhaps he honestly thinks Sanchez is guilty.

And the third and the last to Frederico Sanchez Ventura.

This Sanchez?

I'm Manolo Sanchez. And I haven't got any attorney!

Quinlan is about to arrest that boy, Sanchez, and.

And Sanchez stole ten, that leaves two.

Perhaps. - Perhaps what? Perhaps he honestly thinks that Sanchez is guilty.

Just like the dynamite with Sanchez.

News and current affairs

For, while Funes is no old guerrilla hack, his vice president, Salvador Sanchez Ceren, and almost the entire FMLN leadership are unreformed Castroist guerrilla leaders and cadres.

US Congresswoman Linda Sanchez says that if foreign presidents don't speak up for their constituents in America, few others will.