Cannizzaro

[ kan-uh-zahr-oh; Italian kahn-need-dzahr-raw ]

noun

1. Sta·nis·la·o [stah-neez-, lah, -aw], 1826–1910, Italian chemist.

Example Sentences

“Chris Cannizzaro came out to the mound and said: `MacKenzie, what the hell’s the matter with you? You didn’t think that ball was going out?’

From Washington Times

Democratic Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager and Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro said restoring scholarship funding was never part of negotiations during the recent legislative session - Lombardo only put the program’s expansion on the table.

From Washington Times

Born amid this perilous chaos, eight-year-old Tina Cannizzaro vows to avenge her father’s mob execution through her own bloody vendetta, in a bold and reckless challenge to the patriarchal structure of the Cosa Nostra.

From Seattle Times

In February, he signaled that he would sign the bill, which was sponsored by Democratic Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro.

From Washington Times

“I’m glad to see Senate Bill 131 was signed by Governor Lombardo today, and I want to thank him for following through on his commitment to ensuring that Nevada won’t participate in prosecutions of women who come here to exercise their reproductive rights,” Cannizzaro said in a statement Tuesday.

From Washington Times