Shankar

[ shahn-kahr, shahng- ]

noun

1. Ra·vi [rah, -vee], 1920–2012, Indian sitarist.

Shankar

/ ˈʃæŋkɑː /

noun

1. ShankarRavi19202012MIndianMUSIC: sitarist Ravi (ˈrɑːviː). 1920–2012 Indian sitarist

Example Sentences

Shankar traces the origins of TetRS back almost a decade, to a time when researchers identified a handful of genes that were mutated in certain forms of brain cancer.

From Science Daily

That Sunday boasted quite a bill: Ravi Shankar mesmerized the crowd with a set of ragas that lasted more than three hours.

From New York Times

The country's then IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad also warned of action against the company and Facebook if it misused data of Indian citizens.

From BBC

“The Trembler,” a track he wrote with Ravi Shankar, was featured in Oliver Stone’s 1994 film, “Natural Born Killers.”

From New York Times

India’s Supreme Court is scheduled to take up the Congress party’s complaint early next month after it was rejected by tax appeal authorities, BJP spokesman Ravi Shankar Prasad told reporters.

From Seattle Times