Macias in a sentence

Jaqueline Macias, 29, and Jose Reyes, 31, are in the Harris County jail charged with aggravated kidnapping.

The bodies of the three missing girls - Nayeli Tapia, 22, Yuliana Macias, 21, and 19-year-old Denisse Reyna - were uncovered alongside the Esmeraldas River, about 60 miles inland from the city.

Laborer's Union Local 872 member Jake Macias celebrates before voting at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024.

Macias’ favorite feature of the store is “the seasonal changes.

Rickman hit a three-run home run in the third inning and Macias homered in the first.

The government has said at least 30 attacks have taken place since authorities announced that Los Choneros gang leader Adolfo Macias, alias Fito, was discovered missing from his cell in a low-security prison on Sunday.

As society reopened in spring, Lopez said, Macias believed it was safe to venture out.

Eighth grader Kate Macias participates in a virtual workout led by PE teacher Emmie Galan, of Winston Campus Junior High in Palatine.

In a direct message on Twitter, he told Ms Macias he was willing to speak to Ms Kube if it helped her “progress”.

Lucrecia Macias, 41, gets ready for the day in her home, a tent on the sidewalk behind a bank in Koreatown, on Nov. 10.

Macias works at Rochester Cheese under the Alejandro alias, according to deputies.

Raul Campos, Nuevo resident and owner of Campos Materials in the Menifee community of Romoland, paid Macias over the past half year or so to drive his trucks.

Working alongside Lovett and Kasson was doctoral student Angie Macias, who believes their research will lead to a better overall understanding of insects.

You let her take her time to go in there and cast her vote,'” Macias said.

Ricardo Macias, 24, of North Hollywood was arraigned in court on one count of murder in Department 30 of the Foltz Criminal Justice Center.

According to Macias, the main change that has been seen over 13 years of tradition is the increase in environmental sustainability efforts.

Ask themselves and others questions about freedom, censorship, and literature,” Macias added.

Macias’s work has been exhibited in New York; Aarhus, Denmark; Miami, Florida; Provincetown, Massachusetts and Savannah, Georgia.

Reference Librarian Mario Macias said choosing a book relevant to today’s social conscientiousness is the intended purpose.

So, if we look at the late 19 century, the answer is no, we did not really care about Latino immigrants coming into the U.S., we were more concerned about the Chinese,” Macias said.