Santo André

[ sahn-too ahn-dre ]

noun

1. a city in E Brazil, near São Paulo.

Example Sentences

It was not long before he was making his senior debut, aged 15, on 7 September 1956, scoring the first of more than 1,000 career goals in a 7-1 win against Corinthians Santo Andre.

From BBC

He first came to prominence in 1975, when he was the bishop of Santo Andre, an industrial region near São Paulo, and sided with striking autoworkers opposed to the country’s military dictatorship.

From New York Times

When the government tried to take over the unions, he offered them space in Santo Andre’s churches to organize, and if necessary to hide.

From New York Times

That changed in 1975, when he arrived in Santo Andre driving a beat-up Volkswagen.

From New York Times

Hummes responded by opening up Santo Andre’s churches, including its ornately painted cathedral, as sanctuaries, giving the movement a place to meet and, more than once, to hide from riot police.

From Los Angeles Times