Farinelli

[ far-uh-nel-ee; Italian fah-ree-nel-lee ]

noun

1. Car·lo [kahr, -loh, kahr, -law], Carlo Broschi, 1705–82, Italian operatic male soprano.

Example Sentences

The winds were so strong they blew his garage door off its hinges and trapped his car in the garage, Farinelli said.

From Washington Times

The winds were so strong they blew his garage door off its hinges and he couldn’t get his car out, Farinelli said.

From Seattle Times

Unsure how to answer those questions, I asked Farinelli to join me on a window-shopping trip through CityCenterDC, a downtown warren of ultraexpensive shops: Gucci, Akris, Hermès and more.

From Washington Post

Weeks before, Farinelli had told me over the phone, “The people that normally buy my clothes, they’re nerds,” by which he meant they’re eager to learn about fabrics and construction.

From Washington Post

At the Paul Stuart store, which sells $2,000 sportcoats and $400 trousers, I watched Farinelli inspect and then dismissively push away a pair of casual shorts, apparently because he was unimpressed by the interior seams.

From Washington Post