calabrese
Britishnoun
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Origin of calabrese
C20: from Italian: Calabrian
Example Sentences
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Judge Calabrese agreed in his ruling on Tuesday, but stopped short of striking down the Ohio law that had allowed for her arrest.
From New York Times
Judge Calabrese said in his ruling that “without question” Ms. Frenchko was removed from the meeting because she “communicated a message disfavored by those in power.”
From New York Times
“Here in America, we do not arrest our political opponents,” Judge J. Philip Calabrese of the Northern District of Ohio wrote in the ruling on Tuesday.
From New York Times
Calabrese ruled that the sheriff, two deputies, and both county commissioners named in the suit — one of whom has since left the board — are personally liable for damages.
From Seattle Times
Calabrese, in Tuesday’s ruling, said the evidence showed that Frencko’s “speech caused her arrest.”
From Seattle Times
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