Sentence examples for it a latin from inspiring English sources
If some cryptozoologist actually bagged a Yeti and gave it a Latin name, it would just be another animal.
Around the time Poe left Philadelphia, he changed the name of his proposed magazine to The Stylus; on its cover he wanted a picture of a hand holding a pen and, beneath it, a Latin epigraph that translates as "Sometimes a pen of gold and sometimes a pen of iron".
He didn't give it a Latin spin or a punk arrangement.
Find it, and when you do, don't tell anyone or they may "Carlos Mencia" it (steal it and give it a Latin twist) or write it online (LinkedIn, Monster.com, etc).. Have fun doing comedy.
This is why, in agreement with the latest recommendations of Stackebrandt et al. (2002), we propose to valid the status of genomovar G8 as a recognized bacterial species by giving it a Latin binomial and a type strain, C58.
The company said Thursday that it had started what it called a "Latin American reversioning" of "The Golden Girls" in Caracas, Venezuela, with an eye toward Spanish-language markets.
The Day of the Dead is not Mexico's answer to Halloween, nor is it a Latin-American interpretation of All Saints' Day.
It's not a Mexican issue, it's a Latin music issue.
For me, San Antonio is one of the most fascinating cities in America -- not simply because it has a Latin heritage but also because its mix of Latin- and Anglo-American is like a dense, delicious cake, multilayered, with unexpected flavor combinations.
A transcendent study of liturgical anatomy, it is a Latin Mass written in the midst of German Lutheranism; its format fits uneasily, if at all, the ritual goings-on of any Christian denomination you can think of.
