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Soledad

[ US /ˈsoʊɫˌdæd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a city in northern Colombia; a suburb of Barranquilla

How To Use Soledad In A Sentence

  • Eventually he sequestered himself in a tower on Mt. Soledad, overlooking La Jolla, and wrote book after book after book.
  • It may mean he has a very rare, but particularly deadly form of thyroid cancer called anaplastic cancer, and that is a very, very difficult kind of cancer to treat -- Soledad. CNN Transcript Nov 2, 2004
  • Soledad It's a keeping for the lonely Since the day that you were gone.
  • SOLEDAD O'BRIEN: All right, let's throw that poll number up again because we kind of zipped through it pretty quickly. CNN Transcript Jun 15, 2006
  • He plans to release more information from this -- what he called a treasure trove -- in coming days -- Soledad. CNN Transcript Jun 15, 2006
  • He expected some criticism, Soledad, by picking someone outside what he called the judicial monestary, someone who's never served on the judiciary before. CNN Transcript Oct 11, 2005
  • Neza was essentially run on deficit financing, said Treasurer Soledad Patino.
  • I think it's also important to note that the term outrageous, Soledad, which was used by Mr. Clarke on the "60 Minutes" interview, would be most appropriate to respond to the interview that I heard him have with Bill. CNN Transcript Mar 23, 2004
  • Si en algo nos parecemos es en triste soledad yo no le canto'i cantando que es mi modo de alumbrar. Veruscio Diary Entry
  • In 1970 the FBI put her on their most wanted list, accusing her of supplying guns for a breakout from Soledad prison.
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