Sansovino

[ san-soh-vee-noh; Italian sahn-saw-vee-naw ]

noun

1. An·dre·a [ahn-, dre, -ah], Andrea Contucci, 1460–1529, Italian sculptor and architect.
2. his pupil Ja·co·po [yah, -kaw-paw], Jacopo Tatti, 1486–1570, Italian sculptor and architect.

Example Sentences

“There is movement happening,’’ said Buchanan, the American designer behind the Sansovino 6 label.

From Seattle Times

In the meantime, Sarri can enjoy his first major title in Italy - and his only trophy in his home country since guiding Sansovino to the Serie D Italian Cup championship in 2003.

From Washington Times

In the meantime, Sarri can enjoy his first major title in Italy — and his only trophy in his home country since guiding Sansovino to the Serie D Italian Cup championship in 2003.

From Seattle Times

In Venice, I saw a stunning sunset from the top of the San Marco Campanile, loudly geeked out over a 400-year-old copy of Herodotus’ “Histories” at the Museo Correr, and saw a luminous Titian painting on the ceiling of Sansovino’s Library.

From Seattle Times

At Sansovino, he finally won promotion from Italy’s regional fifth tier into Serie D, its fourth.

From New York Times