Soledad later became the hardest luck mission of them all.
Soledad : I'll have to start at the very beginning then.
Soledad : You know, again, I think for documentaries--any documentary--it's "are the characters great?"
Soledad : You know, when I meet people, again, 'cause my job is--I'm a storyteller, right?
Soledad : Can I add just one quick thing to that?
Soledad : I think the documentaries have been successful across a number of categories.
Soledad : Oh, yeah.
Soledad : And I'll be trying to get a seat to do an interview with you.
Soledad : Trademark, "Black in America," by the way.
Soledad : Now I have to go into a re-edit.
Soledad : OK.
Soledad : Sounds like you're inviting me to be in a Google+ Hangout.
Soledad : You never know.
Soledad : That's a really interesting question and I think that that statistic I found very, very interesting, right?
Soledad : I think we're going to do 2.
Soledad Prison and sitting for an afternoon in the prison yard with as many three strikers as would come forward and listen to their stories and they're interesting stories.
Navarrow: Soledad , after meeting the characters and getting in-depth in their stories, can you talk about maybe who surprised you or who stood out to you in terms of their stories,
And Soledad , all those people who stop you in the airport, we want to remind you that they can all be "Black and Latino in America" on YouTube every day.
Not English or American "soledad ," which celebrated being on one's own, without others; Spanish "soledad ," which longed for them.
Serra was not about "soledad "-- neither were the Franciscan fathers.
even though strangers in the confessional cut "soledad " with their pain.
I get to hang out with Soledad sometimes.
I was told by my good friend Soledad to tell you that this wasn't the ending.
And I'm so pleased that CNN and Soledad and Jason and the whole team put all of the effort into this because it is gonna shine a light on this issue and as we say, start conversations
Navarrow: So, Soledad . Soledad : Yes.
Soledad : What we found is that what we did for our second "Black in America"--.
Soledad : Our lawyers can talk.
Soledad : Way in the back?
And so, Soledad , thank you for "Black in America" and for focusing on things because it raises our consciousness in a way that is significant.
When he asked her name, she murmured "Soledad ," Spanish for "solitude."
Serra had undergone plenty of solitude, the "soledad " of the trail, the one that surrounded
your neck like water at night, a "soledad " to conquer by singing Matins at first light.
But first, I wanna start with Soledad .
That's what we have to figure out to do, which goes back to Soledad telling this story.
Even Gabriel García Márquez said the book inspired him to write his magnum opus, “Cien años de soledad ,” “One Hundred Years of Solitude.”
Born in Colombia on March 6, 1927, García Márquez authored more than 24 books — including his 1967 masterpiece “Cien años de soledad ,” “One Hundred Years of Solitude.”
and turning to my companions said, 'Here, gentleman, you have Maria de la Soledad .'" He gave her glass beads for seeds; she nodded.
The first time, I came to be with my god-daughter, Soledad O'Brien.
I kinda don't. And then, of course, Soledad , who by the way, is our new morning anchor starting in January.
Maybe we can talk a little bit about, you know, Soledad mentioned there's only so much they can show in an hour, right?