How To Use Guatemalan In A Sentence
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Voice, shawms, and dulcians will bring to life the rarely heard music of early Guatemalan manuscripts, found in Bloomington's own famed Lilly Library.
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Now it is filled with spring flowers in Japanese ikebana vases made by Omlor; hand beaded bracelets and hair decorations, made by Guatemalans; tote bags painted by a Mexican woman, Sylvia Hernandez, to support her family; and candle holders made of the wood of olive trees from Palestine, for the Sisters mission to help the people of Palestine.
The Advertiser-Tribune
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The leaves of West Indian varieties are scentless , while Guatemalan types are rarely anise-scented and have medicinal use.
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Participating banks also agreed to accept Mexican and Guatemalan consular IDs from prospective customers, which drew in the city's Latino population.
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He did mention, however, that one of his major inspirations is the Popol Vuh, a sacred manuscript of mythic stories written in Quiché (a Guatemalan Mayan language) shortly after the Conquest.
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The sole survivor of a plane crash in the Guatemalan jungle, she has lost much of her memory.
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The modern Guatemalan population is largely descended from Maya ancestors.
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Eight other people were murdered in the same area in less than a month, according to Combate Virtual [es], a blog that republished a communique from the Guatemalan Syndicate Union of Workers that is demanding justice for these recent deaths.
Global Voices in English » Guatemala: The Murder of Father Rosebaugh in the Ixcán
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Corn made into tortillas or tamales, black beans, rice, and wheat in the form of bread or pasta are staples eaten by nearly all Guatemalans.
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Since Guatemalan Americans comprise a small and largely unestablished group, they have not yet been very involved with American politics.
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Known as the "order committee", these alpha gangsters were the sole authority because successive Guatemalan governments simply abandoned the facility.
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I also found a batwing jacket of Guatemalan striped fabric, and a black ramie patch-pocket single-button blazer (circa 1987) that I feel required by law to keep, in case I ever want to dress up as Rico Tubbs.
Why I can't get a date, by Elizabeth Bear, age Nearly 37
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As inflamed Guatemalans see it, foreign investors will fatten up on tourist dollars while locals will be stuck cleaning hotel rooms.
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Non-indigenous painters are exhibited primarily in the capital city; these include many foreign artists as well as Guatemalans.
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In a story datelined Leslie, in rural south Georgia, The Associated Press writes of convicts calling it quits at 3:25 p.m. -- more than 2½ hours before the crew of Mexicans and Guatemalans they replaced.
Kristian Ramos: The GOP's Schism On E-Verify
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Somewhere in those 80 million pages or in the military archives that current Guatemalan president Ãlvaro Colom has promised to unseal is the evidence that could finally bring RÃos Montt and his cronies to justice.
John Feffer: Not-So-Magical Realism
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At least three of the 11 counts against Luis Posada Carriles - obstruction of justice in a terrorism investigation, immigration fraud and perjury - accuse him of lying to immigration officials about never having a Guatemalan passport and using the alias Manuel Enrique Castillo Lopez.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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A card-carrying cold warrior, he secretly sold weapons to Iran and Iraq, illegally funded the Nicaraguan Contras, provided aid to a Guatemalan army later accused by a UN-backed truth commission of carrying out "acts of genocide", and supported Osama bin Laden's mujahideen in Afghanistan, and Jonas Savimbi's Unita in Angola.
Ronald Reagan was no hawk – and certainly no neocon | Mehdi Hasan
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In Forks, at the foot of the Olympic National Park, there are run-down trailer parks on the edges of the town, inhabited by "brushpickers," mostly Guatemalan, who make a tenuous living by scavenging in the woods for the moss, ferns, beargrass, and salal used by florists around the world to add greenery to bouquets.
American Pastoral
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No poster stores or boutiques selling precious little $200 Guatemalan peasant skirts.
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The book is about two taxa: the live oaks that dominate the coastal Louisiana landscape and the ceibas, the signature tree of the Guatemalan lowlands.
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Guatemalan coffee
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Conference in Honduras; the Guatemalan Teaching Conference in Guatemala; the Dominican Teaching Conference in Ciudad Trujillo; the Jamaican
Messages to the Bahá’í World: 1950–1957
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The Guatemalan army says rebels ambushed and killed 10 patrolmen.
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This international, multicultural city is also home to the largest Mexican, Korean, Salvadoran, and Guatemalan populations outside of those countries.
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The Mexican avocado, unlike the other two species, Guatemalan and West Indian, has leaves with a distinctive anise scent, and one of the varieties found in Mexico, the criollo, is eaten with its thin, purple-black skin.
The Avocado: On Beyond Guacamole
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This hacienda is within a pleasant drive of the Lagos de Montebello, the crystal clear but multi colored lakes along the Mexican-Guatemalan border.
The Santa Maria Parador Museo at La Trinitaria
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Erkert, who dances the piece, is aided in her passage by 58-year-old Guatemalan-American Julietta Torres, a nondancer who moves with great, slow force and solidity and whose singing is soft but true.
Chicago Reader
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Briefly flirting with the idea of managing a Guatemalan mine, he prefers death to exile, and walks in front of an express train.
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His detailed account of Guatemalan and U.S. political intrigue also provides excellent context and important analysis for the heart-wrenching human tragedy that unfolds around the Maryknoll missioner.
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The Guatemalan unit of currency, the quetzal, is named for the Guatemalan national bird.
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Somewhere in those 80 million pages or in the military archives that current Guatemalan president Álvaro Colom has promised to unseal is the evidence that could finally bring Ríos Montt and his cronies to justice.
John Feffer: Not-So-Magical Realism
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Guatemalan linguists have distributed a prototype for a computer program that operates in the Mayan Indian language of Quiché, a project aimed at preserving the ancient language and raising its profile worldwide.
