Bello

[ be-yaw ]

noun

1. An·drés [ahn-, dres], 1781–1865, Venezuelan poet, philologist, and educator.
2. a city in central Colombia.

Example Sentences

Di Bello described the color-splashed works as “abstract expressionism” with “surrealist” methods.

From The Daily Beast

When Bello posted the letter on his website, many took to Twitter to express similar feelings of disappointment.

From The Daily Beast

Jackman's character is a carpenter, husband to Grace (Maria Bello), and father of two.

From The Daily Beast

The story begins as Hurt is released from prison, hoping to reconcile with his ex-wife, played by Bello.

From The Daily Beast

Populus cum longinquo propinquve populo vix habet commercium, nisi quod bello inferendo, aut defendendo potest interuenire.

From Project Gutenberg

Ricuzzu bello,” said Brancaccia, “listen to the pretty music.

From Project Gutenberg

He left Porto Bello for Carthagena, where he cruised about while his men were being swept away by disease.

From Project Gutenberg

Caesar de Bello Gallico says the Britons tabooed hare, fowl and goose.

From Project Gutenberg

The writings of the time are full of rather severe criticism of these bello-agricultural settlers.

From Project Gutenberg