Delano

[ duh-ley-noh ]

noun

1. a city in S California.

Example Sentences

Her parents were teenagers when she was born, and they lived in a cramped home where her bedroom was just a closet, struggling to make ends meet while picking grapes in Delano.

From Washington Post

Delano is an aspiring rapper born in Rotterdam who competed on So You Think You Can Dance as a teenager, according to reports.

From The Daily Beast

Korean communities with working populations popped up in towns like Reedley, Sacramento and Delano.

From Time

So said President Franklin Delano Roosevelt on March 23, 1933, just before he reached for a cold one.

From The Daily Beast

In 1909, a 27-year-old law clerk named Franklin Delano Roosevelt landed on the island.

From The Daily Beast

Case in point Tuesday's White Cube kick-off party at Soho House and Le Baron at the Florida Room Delano last night.

From The Daily Beast

Delano forced Chin Ho to choose between saving his wife (Reiko Aylesworth) or Kono (Grace Park).

From The Daily Beast

And Franklin Delano Roosevelt was nominated at a brokered convention.

From The Daily Beast

Rose Delano was the first one who had clearly brought home to her the thought that she was really married.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1853 an addition was built, and Francis R. Delano was appointed warden.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Delano moved to St. Paul in 1862, and was afterward engaged in railroad employment.

From Project Gutenberg

Lennie is much upset for some reason; Delano-Smith gives him a peculiar look and says what does he know about it?

From Project Gutenberg

Her master was a certain Captain Delano, a very well-spoken, fine-looking man.

From Project Gutenberg