Grilli
Proper noun
Meaning
Grilli (plural Grillis)
A surname from Italian.
Examples
Instead, Grilli offers a more intangible evocation of the times and places.
Grilli said: “The Jacobson, Archer and Kempton simulations are performed for wind farms on the order of 200,000 to 550,000 turbines, forming a belt of about 70 kilometers (approx. 43 miles) in width and up to 3,500 kilometers in length.
Saunders tied it up with a leadoff homer in the second as an 83 m.p.h. Dan Otero's change-up left his bat at an even 100 m.p.h., travelling 378 feet into the Jays bullpen while a jubilant Jason Grilli watched.
He will join the former Italian economy and finance minister Vittorio Grilli and Esko Aho, the former prime minister of Finland, on the council.
“This concept is extremely appealing and wind turbines designed to sustain a Category 2 hurricane could theoretically tame a Category 4 to 5 hurricane to a Category 2 storm before the high winds reached the turbines,” said Grilli.
He was named commission chairman Monday, and Joseph Grilli will be vice chair.