Proper noun
Sano (plural Sanos)
A surname from Japanese.
If Sano eats his way out of production, though, the Twins, who still have salary room, are on the hook for just $10 million a year. Source: Internet
Sano made it 4-0 when he crushed a pitch off the Royals’ Hall of Fame — an estimated 458 feet to left field. Source: Internet
Sano gave Maeda all the offense he needed with a leadoff home run in the third, which snapped a 1-for-17 skid to start the season that included a single and eight strikeouts. Source: Internet
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Twins’ Eddie Rosario and Miguel Sano have seen Royals starter Brady Singer three times in the last three weeks. Source: Internet
It was the 6-4, 270-pound Sano who was caught in a rundown between second and third on Arraez’s ground ball to Abreu. Source: Internet
According to its reports, Sano Cosmopharm's market share in toiletries and cosmetics was 18%. Source: Internet