Proper noun
Espino (plural Espinos)
A surname.
“Hughes is more well-rounded than Espino and will have the advantage while standing up, though he’ll be totally overmatched on the mat. Source: Internet
He sees meaningful success in mobilizing the Liga ng mga Barangay headed by Board Member Pogi Espino to root out the problem right on its tracks. Source: Internet
ISBN 0-671-77876-5 * Diaz Espino, Ovidio, How Wall Street Created a Nation, Four Walls Eight Windows, 2001. Source: Internet
Nour Basharaheel, the Senator for the College of Health and Human Services; Excel Espino, the Senator for the College of Social Sciences; and Sarid Morales, a senator-at-large, were unable to attend the ceremony and will be sworn in later. Source: Internet
Rocky knew then that he would never make it as chief of staff, despite the fact that Gen. Espino was already on extended service. Source: Internet
“The war against (illegal) drugs is far from over, but this could be triumphed through conscious, sustained and concerted action,” the younger Espino added. Source: Internet