Danzi

[ dahn-tsee ]

noun

1. Franz [f, r, ahnts], 1763–1826, German composer.

Example Sentences

Tinder Passport, a subscription service that allows users to match with people in a destination of their choice, is one of the app’s most popular features, with a majority of members using it up to nine times a month, said Stephanie Danzi, the senior vice president of global marketing at Tinder.

From Seattle Times

The Rev. Rocco Danzi, a Roman Catholic priest, took part in the ceremony.

From New York Times

Livestreamed sports commentary on Twitch, which allows viewers to interact with the commentator, represents a shift away from traditional game broadcasts, said Anthony Danzi, the company’s senior vice president of sales, during a presentation at the Advertising Week conference in New York on Monday.

From Seattle Times

Advertisers can target Twitch viewers by location and steer clear of certain accounts, such as those that feature first-person shooter video games, Danzi said.

From Seattle Times

Here was the humorous exchange between Spieth and The Athletic's Rick Reilly, who Spieth thought was put up to this particular line of questioning by his agent, Jay Danzi:

From Golf Digest