Colonna

[kuh-loh-nuh]

noun

1. Cape. Sounion, Cape.

Example Sentences

Castres claimed a late consolation as Pierre Colonna tapped a quick penalty and carried the ball over, but Saints would have the final say in a dominant display as teenager Henry Pollock marked his first European start with a strong solo finish.

From BBC

Colonna Brothers of North Bergen, N.J., recalled 1.5-ounce Ground Cinnamon and 2.25-ounce Supreme Tradition Ground Cinnamon distributed nationwide and through mail order.

From Salon

Colonna said it also ceased production and distribution of all cinnamon.

From Salon

"The microbiome plays an important role in mobilizing the body's immune system to attack cancer cells," explained the study's senior author, Marco Colonna, MD, the Robert Rock Belliveau, MD, Professor of Pathology.

From Science Daily

Colonna and first co-author Martina Molgora, PhD, a postdoctoral researcher, previously established a collaboration with colleague Robert D. Schreiber, PhD, the Andrew M. and Jane M. Bursky Distinguished Professor, in which they completely eliminated sarcoma tumors in mice using a two-pronged inhibition approach.

From Science Daily