Sabatini

[ sab-uh-tee-nee, sah-buh- ]

noun

1. Raf·a·el [raf, -ee-, uh, l], 1875–1950, English novelist and short-story writer, born in Italy.

Example Sentences

China, on the other hand “is filling the vacuum,” Sabatini says.

From Time

“It’s a very pragmatic form of diplomacy where China is able to tally up more friendly governments in their column for votes in multilateral institutions,” Sabatini says.

From Time

I do not think that Mr Sabatini's acumen has failed him in the least.

From Project Gutenberg

Sabatini has startled the reading public with this magnificent romance!

From Project Gutenberg

Sabatini glanced towards him once with a scornful flash in his black eyes.

From Project Gutenberg

Sabatini threw away his cigarette and passed his arm through his companion's.

From Project Gutenberg

You see, the Count Sabatini is her only relative, and before our marriage they were inseparable.

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