Sentence examples for would be monte from inspiring English sources

That would be Monte Kiffin, the Bucs' defensive coordinator, a throwback at age 62 who, rather than choosing to be a relic, oozes expertise and energy, a man who says he "listens to a little rap music on Sunday mornings to get me going" and who has challenged his defense to rise from good to great to dominant.

Eletronorte, the government utility directing the Belo Monte project, has denied that more dams would be necessary, saying Belo Monte would be part of the national electric grid and draw capacity from other pre-existing dams when necessary.

MONTE/BROWN DANCE If dance were a deep pond, Elisa Monte would be the choreographer to plunge into its depths and David Brown would capture the play of light on its surface.

Belo Monte would be particularly damaging to the environment: if constructed, the project would divert 80percentt of the flow of the Xingu River along a 60 mile stretch, drying up the lifeline of tens of thousands of people who depend on the local water supply.

For most pop musicians, such alluring surfaces would be achievement enough; for Ms. Monte, they lead deeper.

The proposal to build Belo Monte, which would be the world's third-largest hydroelectric dam, has sparked protests in Brazil and abroad because of its impact on the environment and native Indian tribes in the area.

In L'Express magazine, editor Christophe Barbier wrote: "If he were alive today, the Count of Monte-Cristo would be ahead in the polls.

Del Monte said it would be switching to BPA-free lining in all of its fruit and tomato products and the majority of its vegetable items.

He said he could not rule out the possibility that Monte dei Paschi would be sold — a prospect many Sienese consider unthinkable.

In April the government energy regulator announced that the Norte Energia consortium, led by state-owned Companhia Hidro Elétrica do São Francisco, would be authorized to build the Belo Monte Dam on a tributary of the Amazon called the Xingu River in the state of Pará.

A simple and effective way to accelerate CPU-based Monte Carlo simulations would be to make use of the many cores in moderns CPUs.