Dinardo
Proper noun
Meaning
Dinardo (plural Dinardos)
A surname.
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Examples
DiNardo argues that in Europe Germany's foreign-policy was dysfunctional during the war, as Hitler treated each ally separately, and refused to create any sort of combined staff that would synchronize policies, armaments, and strategies.
“Barking is a dog’s way of communicating with the world, but some breeds tend to be quieter than others,” says Gina DiNardo, executive secretary of the American Kennel Club.
Cardinal DiNardo Reminds: ‘ In one instance, God’s love and power can be grasped in an understandable way – in the infant smile of the Word Made Flesh towards Mary, Joseph – and us!’
Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Galveston-Houston gives a homily during a Sept. 2 Mass at St. Ignatius Catholic Church in Spring, Texas, for victims of Tropical Storm Harvey.
Cosmo DiNardo, the admitted killer of four Bucks County men last summer, was transferred early Thursday to a medium-security prison in Northeastern Pennsylvania known for treating mentally ill inmates.
Hours after the lead defendant, Cosmo DiNardo, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to four life terms in prison for the killings, his cousin and alleged co-conspirator, Sean Kratz, balked at his own chance for a plea deal.