Proper noun
Bianchi (plural Bianchis)
A surname from Italian.
According to Dr. Bianchi, associate curator of the Brooklyn Museum "In tomb 15, the prince is looking on to things he enjoyed in life that he wishes to take to the next world. Source: Internet
Ben Bianchi chipped in with eight points to go with six more from Chase Higgins. Source: Internet
Canning Stock Route Royal Commission: Royal Commission to Inquire into the Treatment of Natives by the Canning Exploration Party 15 January – 5 February 1908, edited by Phil Bianchi et al, Hesperian Press, Carlisle, WA, 2010: p. 126 (Q3126). Source: Internet
“Just because the government unloosens the sticker or opens it up completely or whatever it does, that’s great, but don’t believe that that relieves you of liability or responsibility,” said Bianchi. Source: Internet
Dickinson's niece, Martha Dickinson Bianchi, and another heir, Alfred Leete Hampson, edited the present volume upon discovery of the poems in 1928. Source: Internet
From the outset, the company launched a partnership with Bianchi, the famous Milanese bicycle manufacturer, to test and introduce a series of innovative products to the market – the high quality of which was guaranteed by the names of both brands. Source: Internet