Landini

American  

[lahn-dee-nee] / lɑnˈdi ni /

Also Landino

noun

1. Francesco c1325–97, Italian organist and composer.

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Example Sentences

But Maurizio Landini, head of Italy's largest union, the CGIL, said too many Italians were dying at work due to inadequate safety procedures.

From Reuters

"Too many tragedies at work are caused by lowering safety standards to speed things up and cut costs," Landini said.

From Reuters

“In a few days I will have to cancel all bookings for our Po River cruises because of the shallow water,” said captain Giuliano Landini as he shook his head, his arms stretched wide on the command deck of the Stradivari ship docked under the Boretto bridge and surrounded by long stretches of sand.

From Seattle Times

Landini learnt how to swim and steer a boat on the Po river when he was a child.

From Seattle Times

“Pre-pandemic, about 50 percent of food was consumed on premise and 50 percent was drive-thru and delivery,” said Mark Landini, a retail designer who has worked with McDonald’s and other brands.

From Slate