Filipino Sentence Examples

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  • It has five churches (one of these is an independent Filipino church), and is the seat of a provincial high school.

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  • In 1898-99, during the Filipino revolt, Malolos was the seat of the rebel government, but it was captured and reduced to desolation in March 1899.

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  • Manny (played by Cassie Steele) struggles with her Filipino heritage.

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  • In August 1896 members of this association began an attack; and late in December the movement was reinforced as a result of the execution in Manila of Dr Jose Rizal y Mercado (1861-1896), a Filipino patriot.

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  • Look out for and a Filipino quot Afro quot who knows traditional.

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  • Filipino american bay francisco bay was learn to play.

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  • Filipino american men straight will impress budding card sharks.

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  • Her heritage is a rich blend of Irish and Native American from her father's side of the family and Filipino, Chinese and Spanish from her mother's side.

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  • While a Philippines citizen is typically referred to as a Filipino, these people are not comprised of merely one ethnic group.

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  • In the 1987 version of the constitution, the spelling was changed to "Filipino." However, the Filipino language commonly includes much of the grammatical structure of Tagalog as well as many English words.

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  • Filipino lingerie designer Josie Natori began her career not in lingerie, but on Wall Street.

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  • As Filipino culture has spread around the world, the "clack-clack" of the bamboo poles has delighted audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

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  • The largest loyal fan base, however, remains the Filipino people, many of whom enjoy the movies as a form of escape from what they see as their ordinary and oftentimes difficult lives.

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  • In this he drew a masterly picture, not only of the life and immorality of the friars but also of the insolent Filipino chiefs or caciques, subservient to the powers above, tyrannical to those below, superstitious, unprogressive and grasping.

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  • The smouldering Filipino revolt then broke out afresh and an American army under General Wesley Merritt (1836-) was sent from San Francisco to assist in capturing the city.

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  • In 1910 there were more than 6000 Filipino teachers who were teaching English to more than 500,000 pupils.

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  • The insular government also makes annual appropriations for the maintenance of Filipino students at educational institutions in the United States; in 1908 the number so provided for was 130.

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  • In 1852 the Spanish Filipino Bank was established.

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  • They were scattered among Soo towns, to teach 2500 Filipino teachers English and modern methods of school teaching.

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  • The campaign of Rizal, Marcelo del Pilar, Graciano Lopez Jaena and Apolinario Mabini, the leaders in the " Young Filipino Party," was a protest against both the domination of the friars and economic and administrative caciquism.

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  • Much of the town was burned by Filipino insurgents soon after its capture by American troops in February 1899.

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  • During this period the Filipino army remained under arms. On the 4th of February hostilities broke out between the Americans and the Filipinos.

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  • In this period a formidable native Filipino army had been organized and a provisional government created.

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