Amato

[uh-mah-toh, ah-mah-taw]

noun

1. Pasquale 1879–1942, Italian operatic baritone.

Example Sentences

Recently, I heard Mike Tyson when he was training with, maybe Cus D’Amato?

From Los Angeles Times

On July 12, a month after an onslaught of ICE raids began in Southern California, an estimated 600 guests attended “The Land Will Always Remember Us,” a group exhibition held at Amato Studio in Mid-City.

From Los Angeles Times

Behind bars, Bianchi, now 74, changed his name to Anthony D’Amato two years ago,

From Los Angeles Times

The hosts responded with number eight Amato Fakatava denied by a last-ditch tackle by Ben Thomas.

From BBC

She came into their office terrified that it was her last day in the country, attorney Gina Amato Lough recalled.

From Los Angeles Times