Sentence examples for san from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the San Bernardino Desert Sun newspaper found that Nestlé was pumping water from the San Bernardino national forest despite the fact that its permit expired 27 years ago.

The San Francisco-based firm also said on Thursday that it had set up a software development team in Amsterdam, its international headquarters.

Vilove4 For whale watching trips from June to December, head to Puerto Madryn, where the warmer waters of the Golfo San José attract more species.

San Angelo, a city of 100,000, dug a pipeline to an underground water source more than 60 miles away, and sunk half a dozen new wells.

He is a prominent member of the Human Rights Defenders and Promoters (HRDP) network, which he co-founded in 2002, and served as the vice chairman of the National League for Democracy (NLD) in Yangon, the opposition party led by Aung San Suu Kyi.

If Louis van Gaal turns out to be mistaken and David de Gea does accept Real Madrid's invitation to ease out Iker Casillas, the goalkeeper they called San Iker in happier times at the Bernabéu, presumably the outstanding performer of Manchester United's season will know in advance that it might be a more complicated business than many people realise.

She is a veteran of the Fed, with experience as vice-chair – just beneath Bernanke – since 2010, and as president of the San Francisco Fed.

Tucked away under ancient arches just by the bustling San Bartolomeo square, the Rosticceria is basically an old-fashioned self-service cafeteria, dishing up excellent and inexpensive comfort food - a "primo" for €6, followed by roast chicken, or "baccala mantecato", the traditional creamy salt cod.

One driver was charged in San Francisco with assaulting a customer in June.

At 92, Harriette Thompson has become the oldest woman to run a marathon after completing the Rock'n'Roll marathon in San Diego in 7hr 24min.

"These cartels have spent years and tens of millions of dollars trying to create a secret underworld of passages so they can move large quantities of drugs," Laura Duffy, the United States attorney for the San Diego region told reporters.