Amato

[ uh-mah-toh; Italian ah-mah-taw ]

noun

1. Pa·squa·le [p, uh, -, skwah, -lee, -ley, pahs-, kwah, -le], 1879–1942, Italian operatic baritone.

Example Sentences

In addition to Hall, 71, and Cronin, 72, the Grammy-nominated group currently includes original member and keyboardist Neal Doughty, 78, guitarist Dave Amato, 71, and drummer Bryan Hitt, 70.

From Los Angeles Times

Take advantage of the booming interest in women’s sports and make a big splashy deal out of someone like Emily Sisson or Keira D’Amato debuting it while smashing some women’s record.

From Slate

A video of the gymnast, who secured silver in the women's beam, saw her looking a tad confused when Italy's Alice D'Amato and Manila Esposito took a bite of their medals.

From BBC

Italy's Alice D'Amato won gold, with team-mate Manila Esposito third while Zhou took silver.

From BBC

Italy’s Alice D’Amato survived with the cleanest routine to claim the gold medal over China’s Zhou Yaqin and countrywoman Manila Esposito, who took silver and bronze, respectively.

From Los Angeles Times