San Carlos

American  

[san kahr-luhs] / sæn ˈkɑr ləs /

noun

1. a city in W California, S of San Francisco.

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Example Sentences

Her second tattoo, which she got from Mastrosanti the next day, was of the Carlos Club neon sign in San Carlos on her right upper arm.

From Los Angeles Times

Velasco, a polymath schooled in science, wove his knowledge of history, nature, archaeology and geology into his landscapes, rendering them in a precise technique that he honed at the Academia de San Carlos in Mexico City.

From The Wall Street Journal

The San Carlos Apache Tribe, which is among the plaintiffs suing to block the mine, called the court’s decision a “last minute victory” in its ongoing battle to save the land.

From Los Angeles Times

Members of the San Carlos Apache Tribe describe it as sacred land home to spiritual guardians akin to angels, and say it has been used for coming-of-age and other tribal ceremonies for generations.

From Los Angeles Times

The decision marked a major loss to the mine opponents, but it did not end other lawsuits filed to stop it — including one filed by the San Carlos Apache Tribe, and another by a group called the Arizona Mining Reform Coalition.

From Los Angeles Times