Use "carlos" in a sentence

1. There was one of them she knew very well, Herndon Luicius Carlos da Silva, the one she shared a bed with for twenty Earth years, three decades by the local calendar

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2. Carlos had even asked him over for

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3. Carlos moved his gaze to the unassuming Sam

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4. “Scheisse! The ILS is on the other runway!” Bruce threw the statement at Carlos and Nelson

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5. He lifted the bucket so that Carlos could extricate the black boxes

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6. Nelson was cutting the tail and Carlos had almost removed the black boxes

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7. “Sue and Carlos start stacking the avionics in the second side-opening container then assist the others wherever you can

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8. “Lieutenant Carlos reports that they are unable to progress any further into the station

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9. She spent the night with her sister Bev who lived in San Carlos, California which is just a little way from Daly City

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10. Chilean General Carlos Prats and his wife were killed in Buenes Aires, Argentina by car bomb

11. He was the first to see the plaque just before employees from the City Hall of Ponferrada covered it with a golden curtain, which at 7:30 that evening I would have to uncover accompanied by Mayor Carlos López Riesco of Ponferrada, Councilman of Culture, Manuel Rodríguez and Mari Crespo, President of the Ruling Council of Fuentesnuevas

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12. I spoke with Carlos this morning,” Truman continued

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13. The half of one percent increase he gave Carlos was necessary and earned for Gordon the continued loyalty of an indispensable link

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14. He slept late arising after nine, as did Carlos, the man he had come to see

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15. His wife, Anna, adored him and Carlos was a happy man

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16. Truman made Carlos promise that he would devote himself more to his work, particularly at the loading docks, where his presence and authority needed to appear routinely – that was all that was required of him, and he did an excellent job of it, although he needed prodding

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17. The drugs had passed as smoothly as silk without being seen by anyone other than Truman and Carlos

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18. Juan’s shipping company was considerably larger than the operation Carlos had

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19. He insisted again that she remain behind and wait for him in Nicaragua when, after dumping the cocaine in the sea, they would go there to advise his contact, Carlos that the shipment wasn’t arriving and never would again

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20. “Her name is Beth Tierney,” he called back, “and you’d better watch your head: she can throw that monkey fist like a grenade!” They were in the protected bay of El Bluff, Nicaragua, at the quiet northern end, where Carlos – Truman’s Bluefield contact – had built his company’s pier

21. Truman stepped first from El Tiburón Limon and embraced his friend Carlos

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22. “Hello, Carlos,” Raul said, offering his hand

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23. Carlos rested his folded hands upon his stomach, studying them

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24. By rights, I should go personally and deliver the bad news to him too; I’m every bit as close with him and his family as I am here, but Carlos will have to do that for me

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25. Then Truman and his girlfriend (the one who had robbed Sylvia) had escaped – with his cocaine! He spun his Rolodex to Carlos, and dialed the Bluefields home number

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26. He was there to legalize her entry into the country, and Truman was outside parking the car Carlos had lent him in Bluefields and which they had driven through the night in shifts

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27. We left Carlos to recover Vanessa’s stuff when her car was cleared, and we went home to have dinner

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28. The Ardangori, whose king was Carlos Ausarti (Charles the Bold), were still at war with Frantzia as well as some of their neighboring Alemainiera, the Suizos (Swiss) especially

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29. “But tell me, Carlos,” he asked

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30. “I had no idea, Carlos

31. His one time ally, Carlos Ausarti of the Ardangori, was killed in battle against the Suizos

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32. Carlos had recaptured the city of Granson on their frontier early the previous year and had hanged the entire Suizos garrison

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33. Later in the year Carlos again moved against the Suizos at Morat, another of his cities occupied by them

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34. Finally early this year, the Suizos advanced into Ardangori territory and Carlos met them at Nancy

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35. In a further complication, the son of the emperor, Maximiliano, had married Maria, the daughter of the late Carlos Ausarti of Ardangori and was now its ruler

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36. The Holy Roman Empire was the creation of Carlos el Magno (Charlemagne), the Frank king who ruled an area including Frantzia, Alemainia, Suiza, and Italia

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37. Finally he announced that he had indeed married the year before and was the proud father of a son named Carlos, after me

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38. He explained that Carlos was the equivalent of Karl in his language

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39. He expected there would be trouble soon, however, because Carlos the Eighth of Francia (that is how he pronounced it) had just made peace with Maximiliano, Enrique the Seventh and

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40. When we returned to court, it was all abuzz about the invasion of Italia by the king of Francia, Carlos the Eighth

41. The ruler of Milano, Ludovico Sforza, called Il Moro because of his dark complexion, had urged Carlos to make his move on the Kingdom of Napoles, asserting some claim Carlos had to that throne

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42. By late fall, Carlos the Eighth had moved into the territory controlled by the city of Florencia

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43. The new city leaders then negotiated a settlement with Carlos, allowing him to occupy their fortresses for two years, naming him their “Protector” and giving him a large sum of gold

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44. Instead, the papa negotiated with Carlos and agreed to give Djem to him as well as some of his towns until the war with Napoles was over

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45. After about a month in Roma, Carlos moved on Napoles

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46. By midwinter Carlos had taken the city of Napoles and almost the entire kingdom

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47. By late winter a coalition had formed against Carlos

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48. Coincidentally, they agreed to rid Italia of Carlos

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49. While we were at sea, Carlos the Eighth had crowned himself king of Napoles and a week later abandoned his new kingdom and marched north with about half of his forces

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50. Carlos Ausarti—Charles the Bold, duke of Burgundy (1467–77)

51. Roger promised Professor Luis Carlos that some day he was going to correct such deficiency by writing something special about his mother, without knowing at the time what form the fulfillment of that promise would assume

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52. Professor Luis Carlos, whose complaint initiated Roger’s thinking on writing about his mother, expressed his satisfaction showering the poem with praises

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53. Though Carlos was not even three years old, he knew how to swim, but was not old enough to belong to a team

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54. Carlos, five years old, spoke beautiful Spanish but had forgotten his English and had a difficult time communicating with his old friends

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55. Roberto Carlos, the famous Brazilian singer, was singing a very sensuous song

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56. Of the four minor children, only Carlos and Suni, ages 13 and 14 respectively, were living with him and the older brothers

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57. As a consequence of their profound religious upbringing and good parental example from father and mother, the older children, as well as Carlos and Suni, who fully understood the situation, vehemently rejected their mother’s newly embraced life-style of homosexuality and wanted no part of it or of their mother

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58. At the end of the 1983 summer school session, with a loan from his brother Antonio in Miami, he took Carlos and Suni to accompany him to Spain

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59. During their stay in Fuentesnuevas one afternoon, Roger took Carlos and Suni for a walk to the prairies where he had taken the cows to pasture as a boy, to the Cachapón where he used to go swimming even during summer school and to the vineyards to taste the succulent grapes he had so proudly talked to them about

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60. Carlos is taking courses at the University of California at Irvine, after spending one school year at the University of Madrid, Spain

61. The trip that Roger made with Suni and Carlos in the summer of 1983 was so salutary and rewarding that, when he was interviewed on the radio in Ponferrada, he made the promise to the listening public that he would return every year to his native region of El Bierzo “to recapture his youth”

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62. He shook hands with several Presidents, including Carlos Salinas of Mexico

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63. And they did and Carlos, with a long handlebar mustache and

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64. And then Carlos

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65. was alone because Eke, after the meeting with Carlos, flew a

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66. Carlos Costa: He was hired initially in Brazil to be the export manager for

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67. The only exception was Carlos Costa, Carmen

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68. is this company that has grown most out of the group, and thanks also to Carlos Costa

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69. met (“How are you,” from Roberto Carlos) was the main theme song of the movie

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70. Tony had a meeting with Carlos Costa and Alexandre Smith (directors of Exbrus

71. “Thanks and congratulations for tomorrow! Replies Carlos

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72. electron after measurement Carlos Stroud of the University of rochester

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73. Nobody walks out on Carlos Gamino

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74. We were assigned by Doctors of the World (DOW) to Hospital San Carlos in Altamirano in the mountains of south Chiapas

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75. Once a year a team from the USA consisting of a plastic surgeon, an oral surgeon, and an anesthesiologist volunteer an entire week of their time and fly to Hospital San Carlos to operate on these cases

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76. Anne and I have a working knowledge of Spanish, but that did not help me in communicating with the female patients at San Carlos Hospital as many did not speak Spanish but only one or another of the many Mayan dialects (Cetal, Tocolaval, Chol etc

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77. They all came to San Carlos Hospital

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78. As there was also a government hospital in Altamirano it would have been logical to refer any patient who could not be helped at San Carlos Hospital to the nearby government hospital, rather than being transported out of town by either ambulance or local transportation (jitney)

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79. We found out that none of the other volunteers who worked at San Carlos had a working visa and thus we did not bother pursuing the matter

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80. The only problem was that our visitor’s visa would expire after three months and we were going to stay at San Carlos for four months

81. "It's for you," Carlos Mendoza, one of Orlando's trusted henchmen, said holding a cordless phone in his hand

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82. Noela was more excited because not only did she get stuff from the dealers she frequently dated but her cousin Carlos Jimenez, better known as Hands because he was quick with both of them, would always break her off a hefty portion if they decided he would be a perfect victim for a robbery

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83. He stared at Gomes and said, “My name is Carlos Aguero and I am the sheriff in this town

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84. Carlos Arnes stared at Florence then asked, “Is this true?”

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85. Carlos closed his eyes sadly, “You are fifteen Florence, too young to sleep with men

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86. Carlos moved Florence away from his chest and asked, “What happened?”

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87. Then there was a huge problem with Carlos Alves in Sao Paulo, a problem that was the root cause of this whole mess

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88. Carlos Alves sat in his chair behind the fine oak desk and played with the knife in his hands

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89. Carlos stared at Paulo silently for a few seconds then smiled

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90. Carlos grinned again and sat forward and rested his forearms on his desk

91. Carlos stood up with the knife in his hand and walked slowly around the desk

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92. Blood poured out of the wound as Silva tried to stand up but instead he slipped onto the floor and held his hands to his neck and stared at Carlos with wide, petrified eyes

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93. Carlos nodded, “Thanks guys

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94. Carlos laughed and said, “He couldn’t pay his debts!”

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95. Carlos sat back and thought about his rise to infamy

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96. Carlos followed him

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97. Carlos was gone into the night as quickly as he arrived

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98. Carlos tracked another pusher operating around another rough neighbourhood

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99. Carlos Alves bought him self a gun complete with a silencer simply because it would be cleaner than stabbing or slicing pushers to death which covered him in blood and made escaping unseen difficult

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100. Carlos shrugged his shoulders, “So where will I find this Reina guy?”