Sentence examples for of the altos from inspiring English sources

Chixoy River, Spanish Río Chixoy, river in central Guatemala, rising as the Negro River in the southern part of the Altos (mountains) Cuchumatanes, west of Huehuetenango.

Between Cea and Lalin, one of the "altos" went over 2600' above sea level, and for much of the time you're still well over 1500' up.

The trouble began on Thursday, when the Gimnasia de Jujuy team bus pulled into the parking lot of the Altos Hornos Zapla stadium for practice before an away fixture.

The shortage becomes crucial at concert time, when tenors and basses must make a solid sound to complement the high soprano line and rich interior harmonies of the altos.

And there were new carols, too – a setting of Christina Rossetti's Christmas Eve by Kim Porter, who is one of the altos in the Sixteen (actually 18 singers for each date of this tour), and the specially commissioned On Christmas Morn, by Marco Galvani, with its bell-like suspensions contrasting nicely with moments of introspection, using a text by Anne Brontë.

That same morning, as a direct response to the neoliberal policies that were gradually taking hold in Mexico, thousands of indigenous fighters emerged from the rain forests of the Altos region of Chiapas, in southern Mexico, with the intention to take seven municipalities, including San Cristobal.

It merges almost imperceptibly into the highlands of the Alto Alentejo.

Arsenio Calle, also from SERNANP, director of the Alto Purus national park, agrees with Pino.

He then became a full-time member of the alto saxophonist Buster Smith's group.

At the same time, I am engaged with the physical reality of the alto flute and by extension, the flautist.

The northern basins of the Alto Paraná and Paraguay rivers were inhabited primarily by Guayacurú- and Bororo-speaking peoples.