Grasso

[ gras-oh, grah-soh ]

noun

1. Ella T(am·bus·si) [tam-, boo, -see], 1919–81, U.S. politician: congresswoman 1971–75; governor of Connecticut 1975–80.

Example Sentences

Yet while Grasso and Pekau have both accepted the 2020 election result, Kaspar has raised doubts about the outcome, helping position himself as arguably the Trumpiest candidate in the race.

From FiveThirtyEight

Grasso has led the way in fundraising with $621,000, compared with Pekau’s $375,000 and Kaspar’s $266,000, although Grasso gave his campaign $250,000 to achieve that advantage.

From FiveThirtyEight

He reported that he and Grasso subsequently kept in touch via cell phone.

From The Daily Beast

He then went after Richard Grasso for the pay package of $188 million he received as the chairman of the New York Stock Exchange.

From The Daily Beast

Plus, Part I: Grasso on oversized AIG bonuses, Spitzer, and Citi.

From The Daily Beast

RELATED: Read Part I of Allan Dodds Frank's interview with Grasso.

From The Daily Beast

RELATED: Part II: Grasso on Madoff and why the SEC looked the other way.

From The Daily Beast

The fellow having delivered his message, Grasso came to the little window, and bowed to them.

From Project Gutenberg

He went home with them, and when arrived where Grasso was, he entered the room when he was busy with his own thoughts.

From Project Gutenberg

Grasso, in a deep sleep from the effect of the opium, slept on the whole night without ever waking.

From Project Gutenberg

Grasso returned several times to Florence, and being asked by Philip of Brunelesco to tell his story, he related this tale.

From Project Gutenberg

Home I must not go, for if Grasso should be there, what shall I say?

From Project Gutenberg