Bandinelli

[ bahn-dee-nel-lee ]

noun

1. Bac·cio [baht, -chaw] or Bar·to·lom·me·o [bah, r, -taw-lawm-, me, -aw], 1493–1560, Italian sculptor.

Example Sentences

Filippo Bandinelli’s second goal in as many matches was enough to give Empoli its first win of the season.

From Seattle Times

Empoli took the lead against the run of play in the 77th when, under pressure, Bologna goalkeeper Łukasz Skorupski allowed Liam Henderson’s cross to squirm out of his hands and Bandinelli tapped into an empty net.

From Seattle Times

Fiorentina seemed to be heading for the win after Dušan Vlahović’s 57th-minute opener but substitute Filippo Bandinelli leveled in the 87th and Andrea Pinamonti netted the winner two minutes later.

From Seattle Times

Martinez doubled his tally in the 68th, either side of goals from Benevento through Roberto Insigne — the brother of Napoli and Italy forward Lorenzo Insigne — and Filippo Bandinelli.

From Seattle Times

Stand a colossal marble head by Florentine artist Baccio Bandinelli next to an ethereal Korean scroll of water buffaloes in ink washes on delicate silk.

From Los Angeles Times