Marcello

[ mahr-chel-law ]

noun

1. Be·ne·det·to [be-ne-, det, -taw], 1686–1739, Italian composer.

Example Sentences

In fact, "Every single person on this stage voted for you," Marcello Hernández says in Saturday night's cold open.

From Salon

Cast members including Ego Nwodim and Marcello Hernández joked that everyone in the cast voted for Trump.

From Los Angeles Times

Having also learned from the likes of Carlo Ancelotti, Marcello Lippi and Manuel Pellegrini as a player, Maresca enjoyed spells as an assistant manager at Ascoli, Sevilla, and West Ham - under Pellegrini.

From BBC

Despite the presidential election towering over most of the discourse, Marcello Hernández nevertheless stands out – even if he's only 5-feet-7 inches tall.

From Salon

The find helps change an idea in Western thinking that the Tropics was where “civilisations went to die”, says Professor Marcello Canuto, a co-author in the research.

From BBC