guillermo linares造句

• Councilman Guillermo Linares, a Democrat from Manhattan, even more pointedly challenged the mayor.
• A few yards away, the City Council member Guillermo Linares was embracing friends.
• "We learned lessons from 1992, " said City Councilman Guillermo Linares, who represents the district.
• The councilman from the area, Guillermo Linares, agreed.
• "People felt proud to participate, to contribute, " said Councilman Guillermo Linares, who helped organize the event.
• Guillermo Linares, the city councilman from Washington Heights, calls it " the miracle on 163d Street ."
• Councilman Guillermo Linares of Manhattan said.
• Two city councilmen from Harlem, Stanley Michels and Guillermo Linares, attended the rally and branded it a failure.
• The decisive vote in favor of the $ 12 million project was cast by City Councilman Guillermo Linares.
• They have elected one of their own, Guillermo Linares, to the City Council, and another, Adriano Espaillat, to the State Assembly.
• Guillermo Linares, who represents Washington Heights on the City Council, said, " Fortunately, people have been very calm, " he said.
• The president also replaced Col . Guillermo Linares, the military's second in command, and the inspector-general, Col . Jorge Alberto Puerto.
• But the nonprofit Northern Manhattan Improvement Corp ., which had organized the tenants, intervened, as did the local city councilman, Guillermo Linares.
• Three Council Democrats, Ronnie M . Eldridge and Guillermo Linares of Manhattan and Sal F . Albanese of Brooklyn, did not vote Wednesday.
• Five years ago, Washington Heights elected Guillermo Linares to a City Council seat, making him the first Dominican-American to sit in that body.
• But three of them-- Powell, Guillermo Linares and Antonio Pagan-- publicly oppose the project and are trying to coax colleagues to reject it.
• Two immigrants, Guillermo Linares, a Dominican from upper Manhattan, and Una Clarke, a Jamaican from Brooklyn, were elected in 1991 from such districts.
• "Today, with this override, we are fulfilling the mandate we have as a legislature, " asserted Guillermo Linares, D-Manhattan, his voice rising for dramatic effect.
• The sentiments of opponents, expressed in an energetic lobbying campaign, had appeared set to prevail until the vote on Thursday, when Councilman Guillermo Linares unexpectedly switched sides.