Santos

[ san-tuhs; Portuguese sahn-toos ]

noun

1. a seaport in S Brazil: world's largest coffee-exporting port.

Santos

/ ˈsəntuʃ /

noun

1. a port in S Brazil, in São Paulo state: the world's leading coffee port. Pop: 1 634 000 (2005 est)

Example Sentences

“The whole ad industry can’t only be focused on ensuring there’s representation in ads when the media channels are not doing the same with the content they portray,” said Santos.

From Digiday

Santos teaches a hugely popular class about how to be happier called “The Science of Well-Being,” which is available to the public on Coursera.

From Time

Santos acknowledges that it takes commitment and practice to cultivate happiness and savor the ordinary gifts we have been given.

From Time

Santos, who is also a mother, recommends showing kids many different types of poetry, especially those that don’t rhyme, and asking them what they notice.

From Washington Post

Santos had the life for whith she’d come to America, at least to some extent.

From Popular-Science

Still, Santos would have you believe that peace with the FARC is possible.

From The Daily Beast

In the past, Santos has been stubbornly opposed to a bilateral ceasefire, but his position on the issue may be shifting.

From The Daily Beast

“I can help my children with their homework and sometimes we text in English at my job,” Santos says.

From The Daily Beast

Santos says she has learned a lot from the program, and has grown.

From The Daily Beast

For a while, I thought my lackluster run in Los Santos was because I lacked the skills.

From The Daily Beast

Unfortunately, the port of Santos presented a different scene during the first days of June.

From Project Gutenberg

Santos-Dumont's power of escape from death seems almost uncanny but it was due to his coolness in facing any situation.

From Project Gutenberg

Santos-Dumont placed his last three dirigibles at the disposal of the French military authorities.

From Project Gutenberg

Santos-Dumont was not nearly of so scientific a turn of mind as the two great American pioneers.

From Project Gutenberg

Once he felt his speed to be sufficient, Santos-Dumont gently inclined his wings upward to catch the air current.

From Project Gutenberg