How to pronounce “luis” in English

Luis Suarez came to the country.

Luis Fernando Garcia is the director for the ,, which broadly translates to English as the Digital Right Network.

Luis and Luz, thank you so much for being here.

Luis picked me up out front.

Luis? Go Luis.

Luisa May Alcott was staunchly independent and felt a sense of responsibility writing for young women readers that she wanted to show them that that wasn't necessarily the

by Luis Estrada, was something very tough.

Because Luis Estrada, he's a genius.

But Luis Estrada is Luis Estrada.

And Luis Fernandez, who was an example for me, because he was playing in the same position.

And Luis was like, no, it's already been paid for.

And Luisa is also back here doing .

Nicola Luisotti.

He and collaborators like Luis Bettencourt and others have looked at scaling laws in cities.

Its founder was Luis Huero Buff Flores.

I'm Luis Fernando Garcia.

Someone's asked me Luis Severino has been-- he's been different in a lot of ways this year versus last year.

Jarrod is now the Luis C. Alvarez fellow at Lawrence Berkeley National Labs.

I called Luis Escobar, the photographer who'd been with us on the trip.

I live in San Luis Obispo.

listen to Juan Luis Guerra from years ago, I'd like to make a fish

from Juan Luis Guerra to Estor Labo to Escalona Carlos knows he lives on, but

prime minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero of Spain, and prime minister Janez Jansa of Slovania, during their respective European Council presidencies.

I've known Luis von Ahn for a long time who was one of the creators of the CAPTCHA.

And Maestro Luisotti was talking about the ticket-buying public.

run by Louise Casey Baron run by Luis Casey. Um at that time run by Luis Casey.

and try and get beyond the-- Luis Suarez is a racist or it's a three match ban for fouling somebody or, actually,

I went to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.

Sometimes indirectly — like how Christopher Nolan cited Jorge Luis Borges as an inspiration behind his blockbuster film “Inception.”

So-- Typically, what Luis Estrada-- he knows how to do perfectly-- is to create a very exact blueprint of the context

And then from doing some work with um Luis Melanuela, you see his beautiful necklace that was displayed at the green

Or you could even look at something like Luis Bunuel, who did "Un Chien Andalou" in the 1920s,

Today, we're hosting Luis Fernando Garcia.

And today, Luis will talk to us about some research effort that they started some months ago that led

And then this one, Luis Barragan-- he's a Mexican architect-- so he chose loads of different colors for the space, but he used one material.

Come on up, Luis.

And I think this point is beautifully made by Jorge Luis Borges, "To be immortal is commonplace; except for man, all creatures are immortal, for they

All time favorite farmer's market in California is San Luis Obispo.

So this is a quarry south of the San Luis Reservoir, where we've done some rover tests.

And so a writer-- a Mexican writer-- called Maria Luisa Puga took me away from my parents and took me to live with her in Cambridge.

They were just guys that he had known through his college connections down in San Luis Obispo.

It's a treat to have you, Luis, here today-- Thank you, pleasure.

Just because I think that if Luis studied his entire life of being a doctor, he would know it inside and out.

her. And her name is Maria Luisa Patruti.

That room of books is from a 1941 short story called “La biblioteca de Babel,” “The Library of Babel,” by Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges.

Before him, in Argentina, Jorge Luis Borges wrestled with these issues in his work.

So going back, I was born in Matehuala, San Luis Potosí, Mexico, as the youngest of 12 really, but eight of us lived.

And with that, I'll turn it over to Luis.

I think I would go with-- I think I would go with Luis, just as a curveball.