Vito

[ vee-toh ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

And now to this list of New York pols who refuse to go away, it may be possible to add another name: Vito Fossella.

From The Daily Beast

The name that most Republicans seem both to expect and dread to consider running is Vito Fossella.

From The Daily Beast

And there have been no rumblings that Vito is anything but completely comfortable with himself and with his lover.

From The Daily Beast

Vito Marcantonio, the fiery Communist congressman from the Bronx, was reputedly playing ball with the mob.

From The Daily Beast

Vito, which played recently on HBO, is about activist and film historian Vito Russo, who died in 1990.

From The Daily Beast

A week after Volaski had left me you followed us and traced us to San Vito.

From Project Gutenberg

It was written from San Vito, a small mountain hamlet in the northern part of Italy.

From Project Gutenberg

Next to his love for Nicoletta Lupero it became the great passion of his life to learn what had become of Vito.

From Project Gutenberg

Yet he was sad always, especially so as since his arrival in America he had made no progress toward finding Vito.

From Project Gutenberg

No, as soon as he was satisfied that Vito could not be found and had saved enough money he must return.

From Project Gutenberg