São Carlos

[ soun kahr-loos ]

noun

1. a city in São Paulo state, SE Brazil.

Example Sentences

“I’m a bit disillusioned, of course. I think we’re all going through a period of disillusionment … We believed in something,” said Osvaldo Sousa, an opera singer at Lisbon’s Sao Carlos theater who as a 20-year-old student witnessed tanks and troops in the streets on April 25, 1974.

From Seattle Times

Martins Filho, a professor at the Federal University of Sao Carlos, told the AP.

From Seattle Times

“We think they were personal objects, possibly for personal adornment,” said Thais Rabito Pansani, a co-author and paleontologist at the Federal University of Sao Carlos in Brazil.

From Seattle Times

“We now have good evidence — together with other sites from South and North America — that we have to rethink our ideas about the migration of humans to the Americas,” said Mirian Liza Alves Forancelli Pacheco, a study co-author and archaeologist at the Federal University of Sao Carlos in Brazil.

From Seattle Times

"The problem is, we don't know if this was a warning of what is still to come, or if they emptied the chamber already," said João Roberto Martins Filho, an expert on military relations at the Federal University of São Carlos, in reference to Lula's Jan. 1 inauguration.

From Reuters