Sinatra

[ si-nah-truh ]

noun

1. Frank Francis Albert, 1915–98, U.S. singer and actor.

Sinatra

/ sɪˈnɑːtrə /

noun

1. SinatraFrancis Albert19151998MUSMUSIC: popular singerFILMS AND TV: actor Francis Albert , known as Frank. 1915–98, US popular singer and film actor. His recordings include "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)" (1955) and "My Way" (1969)

Example Sentences

A family friend, Sinatra, had given the nurses autographed pictures.

From Washington Post

Six months later, Sinatra chased down a man who he believed was smoking marijuana and punched him in the face.

From ProPublica

The cases were prosecuted together and Sinatra pleaded guilty to using unnecessary force and abusing his authority.

From ProPublica

Neither Sinatra nor his union, the Sergeants Benevolent Association, responded to requests for comment on the case.

From ProPublica

Commissioner O’Neill rejected the plea deal and reduced the discipline to 10 lost vacation days, noting that Sinatra was a “highly-rated officer.”

From ProPublica

Sinatra assumed that the truth would be spoken at 30,000 feet.

From The Daily Beast

Sinatra left for Tokyo in April 1962, perfect for cherry-blossom time.

From The Daily Beast

So Sinatra simply chartered Dolly her own Learjet for the twenty-minute flight to Las Vegas.

From The Daily Beast

While not exactly the Ugly American, Sinatra provided plenty of his own homegrown ballast.

From The Daily Beast

In 1964, Sinatra signed a contract with the Learjet Corporation to buy one of their first-generation private jets.

From The Daily Beast

Ayaw ipanundug ni Prank Sinatra, Just sing it your own natural way.

From Project Gutenberg