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We're in an era where computer science is the new Latin.
Most street signs are also in the new Latin script.
He is also amazed by a new Latin pop record.
He then began to introduce his new Latin friends.
So why are thousands of people buying a new Latin primer?
Even in the new Latin America, it seems, the commitment to free trade goes only so far.
He is considered by many to be the father of the new Latin American cinema.
Living standards and domestic investment are down in shaky new Latin democracies.
Now, 20 years later, she is returning as the new Latin teacher, only to experience an eerie repeat of those past incidents.
But the public reception to the duo's new Latin sound proved disappointing.
These new Latin American leaders do not offer a uniform solution to region's problems.
He is also a central figure in the new Latin jazz, a music more complex and unified than the term has ever implied before.
New Latin music record companies are starting up.
Together, the four will build a new Latin American group specializing in those same businesses.
Not surprising, because these are the new Latin terms for "dishwasher" and "motorcycle."
Lately a new Latin percussionist has been revitalizing the band.
This double bill testifies to the omnivorousness of new Latin pop.
With his new Latin band he's halfway there.
The rise of a new Latin is by no means a signal that their own linguistic worlds are going to disappear.
He soon became prominent among the princes of the new Latin Empire.
In fact, I see the new Latin artist as a pioneer opening up doors for others to follow.
Roman supremacy over the whole world was formally claimed by the new Latin patriarch.
One of the top Miami nightclubs hired him and his new Latin band for six weeks.
During the nineteenth century, the new Latin American countries faced by many challenges in developing their economies.
In secular academic use, however, New Latin declined sharply and then continuously after about 1700.