Giordano

[ jawr-dah-noh; Italian jawr-dah-naw ]

noun

1. Lu·ca [loo, -k, uh, loo, -kah], Luca Fapresto, 1632–1705, Italian painter.
2. Um·ber·to [oo, m-, ber, -toh, uhm-, oom-, ber, -taw], 1867–1948, Italian composer of operas.

Example Sentences

On a per-game basis, Schwartz, Wennberg, Gourde and Tanev are all posting better relative Game Scores this season than they did a year ago, and Eberle, McCann, Giordano and Dunn remain above average.

From FiveThirtyEight

Giordano was arrested three days later when he was trying to leave the island.

From The Daily Beast

Gardner and Giordano, who met on dating website Match.com, were on a five-day holiday in Aruba when Gardner disappeared August 2.

From The Daily Beast

Vittorio Giordano, vice president of Urbani Truffles USA, says that prices are down, but not nearly by that much.

From The Daily Beast

Seven years after the death of Copernicus, was born that strange mortal, Giordano Bruno.

From Project Gutenberg

Their patron saint is Giordano Bruno, and in theology they affect latitudinarianism.

From Project Gutenberg

Martin Luther was a great fighter, but not a more heroic one than Giordano Bruno.

From Project Gutenberg

Within the memory of men still young, Giordano Bruno had been burnt alive for a similar heresy.

From Project Gutenberg

Very well, said the Baron Giordano, then all chances are equalized.

From Project Gutenberg