Enrico

[ en-ree-koh; Italian en-ree-kaw ]

noun

1. a male given name: Italian form of Henry.

Example Sentences

Berkeley-based economist Enrico Moretti is also bearish on the future of the region.

From The Daily Beast

Prime Minister Enrico Letta himself has declared his interest in joining negotiations with Iran sometime in the future.

From The Daily Beast

The focus here, however, was obviously on the confidence vote looming against Prime Minister Enrico Letta.

From The Daily Beast

“This is a European tragedy,” said Angelino Alfano, deputy prime minister to Enrico Letta.

From The Daily Beast

Enrico Caruso, August 3, 1921--above the fold, the off-lede, as we call it, on the far left-hand column.

From The Daily Beast

Gildo (to Aless): By that time Enrico will not be here to pay if he does lose, so you will not win.

From Project Gutenberg

Caro: Signor Enrico, why do you wear that little beard, that barbetta?

From Project Gutenberg

Donizetti composed his first opera, "Enrico di Borgogna," in 1819, while serving as a soldier in Venice.

From Project Gutenberg

She kissed me, and called up once more from the foot of the stairs: “You are not to forget me, you know, Enrico!”

From Project Gutenberg

Why, Enrico, after our father has already reproved you for having behaved badly to Coretti, were you so unkind to me?

From Project Gutenberg