Sandro

[ san-droh; Italian sahn-draw ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Through Sandro’s family, we watch the horrors of the race laws unfold.

From Washington Post

Sandro and Marco are besotted with Elisabetta, who has feelings for both, but getting married doesn’t interest her.

From Washington Post

In their most successful collaboration, photographer Sandro Miller transformed John Malkovich into the subjects of iconic photos.

From The Daily Beast

Stepping in for Helayel is Blue Farrier, who has previously worked at Chloé, Stella McCartney, and Sandro.

From The Daily Beast

This so-called “Madonna of the Magnificat” was painted in Florence around 1485 by Sandro Botticelli and his team.

From The Daily Beast

Even Sandro Bondi, the Italian culture minister, heavy-handedly entered the fray by attacking Tarantino's judgment as "elitist."

From The Daily Beast

I am sure you married Uncle Sandro through no such courtship as this!

From Project Gutenberg

All her sympathy was for her poor Uncle Sandro who, in the meantime, was sitting in jail!

From Project Gutenberg

The familiar Three Archangels , though attributed to Sandro, is not even a work of his school.

From Project Gutenberg

To a supposed painter, christened by the critics "Amico di Sandro," 1124 and 1412 are attributed.

From Project Gutenberg

The princess felt an apprehensive dread of a servant's intrusion, and again a breathless "Sandro, stop!"

From Project Gutenberg