Proper noun
Biagini (plural Biaginis)
A surname.
After his death (1999), the work was continued by his students, Thomas Richards and Mario Biagini, leading the Workcenter, founded by Grotowski in Pontedera in Italy. Source: Internet
Although Grotowski died in 1999 at the end of a prolonged illness, the research of Art as Vehicle continues at the Pontedera Workcenter, with Richards as Artistic Director and Biagini as Associate Director. Source: Internet
Biagini, Liberty, Retrenchment and Reform, p. 116. The Liberals received a majority of the vote in each of the constituent countries of the United Kingdom and 189,000 more votes nationally than the Conservatives. Source: Internet
Biagini, Liberty, Retrenchment and Reform, p. 424. Visitors at Hawarden in October were "shocked. Source: Internet
Leone was one of the pleasant surprises of 2017, acquired on waivers from the Diamondbacks and establishing himself as an eighth-inning setup man after Joe Biagini was moved to the rotation. Source: Internet
“These kids don’t want to be without their mothers; it triggers a feeling of abandonment, or that their mother will be taken away from them,” said Luana Biagini, a paralegal who has been working with reunited Brazilian families. Source: Internet