Angelo

[ an-juh-loh ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

But probably because we co-edited the Deadline Artists anthologies with our friend Jesse Angelo, we feel a fidelity to the form.

From The Daily Beast

“That is a fact we are certainly going to be reminding Democrats about,” Angelo said.

From The Daily Beast

How would I have known that Angelo Ferretti was going to be such an important person in my life?

From The Daily Beast

I also reached out to a person who straddles the two communities, Gregory Angelo, executive director of the Log Cabin Republicans.

From The Daily Beast

Angelo believes that only a small vocal portion of the right truly has issues with gays.

From The Daily Beast

Michael Angelo Ricci, an Italian cardinal, died; celebrated as a mathematician.

From Project Gutenberg

That is Angelo Diotti, the famous violinist, she said, but she could not add another word.

From Project Gutenberg

And I am equally sure the string can be of no importance or Angelo would have told me of it, Mildred quickly rejoined.

From Project Gutenberg

Angelo, dear, she said in repentant  tone; I am sorry I pained you this afternoon; but I am jealous, so jealous of you.

From Project Gutenberg

Though you would not remove it at my wish this afternoon, Angelo; I know you will not refuse to play on it for me now.

From Project Gutenberg