Sentence examples for Manuel from high-quality English sources.

• Manuel leans forward.

• Manuel’s father died a year after Manuel was born.

• Cate Campbell is ahead of her sister Bronte at 50m but Simone Manuel storms back to win!

• On March 12th, Trevor Manuel, the finance minister whose appointment a year ago unnerved the markets, presents the 1997-98 budget.

• (Her father was the Mets manager Jerry Manuel.)

• He’s getting stronger on Manuel García’s mockery!

• Manuel tittered, and whimpered with pain by turns.

• “It keeps surfacing in my work,” Lin-Manuel went on.

Use Manuel in a sentence.

• Under Manuel the public administration was increasingly centralized.

• Manuel says something else, and she stops, turns, walks back to him.

• Despite the brilliance of his age, Manuel appears in somewhat low relief.

• Manuel and Isabella became heirs to the Spanish crowns on her brother’s death.

• …papacy and recognized by the Spanish, with whom Manuel maintained close relations.

• When Manuel died in 1180, all hope of effective Byzantine-Latin cooperation vanished.

• Talk story about the guitar maker Manuel Salvador and the musicologist and guitarist Hopkinson Smith.

• Manuel I, byname Manuel The Fortunate, Portuguese Manuel O Afortunado, (born May 31, 1469, Alcochete, Port.

Manuel sentence examples

• The greatest matadors of the 20th century were the Mexicans Rodolfo Gaona, Armillita (Fermín Espinosa), and Carlos Arruza and the Spaniards Belmonte, Joselito, Domingo Ortega, Manolete (Manuel Rodríguez), and El Cordobés (Manuel Benítez Pérez).

• Manuel Neuer, in full Manuel Peter Neuer, (born March 27, 1986, Gelsenkirchen, Germany), German football (soccer) player who, as one of the game’s leading goalkeepers, helped Germany win the 2014 World Cup; for his performance, he received the Golden Glove award as the tournament’s best goalkeeper.

• Manuel Noriega, in full Manuel Antonio Noriega Morena, (born February 11, 1938, Panama City, Panama—died May 29, 2017, Panama City), Panamanian military leader, commander of the Panamanian Defense Forces (1983–89), who, for the years of his command, was the actual power behind the civilian president.

• Juan Manuel Santos, in full Juan Manuel Santos Calderón, (born August 10, 1951, Bogotá, Colombia), Colombian politician who cofounded (2005) the Social Party of National Unity (Partido Social de Unidad Nacional, or Partido de la U), later served as president of Colombia (2010–18), and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2016 for his efforts to end the protracted war with the Marxist guerrilla organization FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia; “Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia”).