Angelo

[ an-juh-loh ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

She explained that she hopes the songs will one day help clarify to Angelo her decisions for divorcing his father, emotional territory he’s still too young to grasp.

From Time

She told interviewers that 30 is dedicated to her son, 9-year-old Angelo, whose father is her ex-husband Simon Konecki.

From Time

Petito was seen crying as Laundrie behaved aggressively, storming in and out of the restaurant, and apparently lashing out at restaurant staff, Angelo told CNN.

From The Daily Beast

Before the elder Angelo died in 2017, he expressed his frustration that the investigation had petered out.

From ProPublica

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