Yamamoto

[ yah-mah-maw-taw ]

noun

1. I·so·ro·ku [ee, -saw-, raw, -k, oo], 1884–1943, Japanese naval officer.

Example Sentences

We know this because we got all the documents, and what Yamamoto did was he flipped his position on Pearl Harbor as a result of the sanctions.

From Freakonomics

I care more about chopping trees down than buying you that Yohji Yamamoto blouse as a surprise.

From The Daily Beast

At Yohji Yamamoto, the proportions were also theatrical but perhaps more wearable.

From The Daily Beast

It was natural that Kawakubo and Yamamoto wanted to show their works in Paris to get a good evaluation, good or bad.

From The Daily Beast

Adidas has previously worked with designer Yohji Yamamoto of Y-3, Jeremy Scott, and Mark McNairy on collaborations.

From The Daily Beast

Imagine if Roosevelt had said that in the spring of 1942 about Admiral Yamamoto.

From The Daily Beast

The yen looked tempting, but Yamamoto wouldn't play the game.

From Project Gutenberg

At the village of Yamamoto yonder, ten furlongs further, you will find a good inn.

From Project Gutenberg

It may be that he was the same individual as Yamamoto Fujinobu, who has already been mentioned as Shigenaga's pupil.

From Project Gutenberg

I paid off Ushi, and made a deal with Yamamoto to go home and write me the story of his life.

From Project Gutenberg

So I gave Yamamoto the address of a leading missionary, which I had easily secured from mine host, the hotel man.

From Project Gutenberg