Ferrara in a sentence

According to Cooney, Ferrara helped get the first portable cardiac defibrillator on Aspen Mountain in the late 1980s.

After she finished filling a chocolate ball mold with the rest of her group, Samantha Straka, a student and food scientist at Ferrara Candy Company in Chicago, told The Badger Herald why she wanted to attend UW’s Candy School.

In addition to its chocolate products, Ferrero also produces 365,000 tons of Nutella each year and also owns the Ferrara Candy Company which produces Baby Ruth, Crunch Bar, and Butterfinger.

Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, who serves on the county’s Early Childhood Committee, said the county has been talking about a large pre-K hub for years.

Next up, we’re jumping ahead to reveal May’s Cinématographe with Abel Ferrara’s tense drama of the creative process, (1993) which stars Harvey Keitel and Madonna.

Prosecutor Geri Ferrara told the Sicily court that there was “one key principle that is not debatable”.

B-movie vet Ferrara () revels in the extremes in textures, juxtaposing the inner city guts and grime with the blinged-out glamour of White’s penthouse lifestyle—this gangster film wound up a gangsta touchstone for ’90s hip-hop.

Inter Milan’s Alexis Sanchez, front, celebrates after scoring a goal during the Serie A soccer match between Spal and Inter Milan, at the Paolo Mazza Stadium in Ferrara, Italy, Thursday, July 16, 2020.

Nasi fled to Italy, living in Venice and Ferrara before ultimately moving on to Constantinople, capital of the Ottoman Empire.

The listing brokers were Clayton Orrigo, Kirsten Jordan, Bobby O. Larrea and Stephen Ferrara of Compass.

The spokesperson clarified that Ferrara’s reference to the referendum in the Oct. 13 meeting did not promise the university will implement the semesterly fee.

Enduring assistant coach Bill Ferrara’s “redshirt workouts” together forced them to get in better physical shape and get better acquainted.

Four women—Alina Lopez, Angela White, Autumn Falls, and Lena Paul—writhe in pleasure on the table-bed as Ferrara moves along its edges.

Lorenzo Donnoli, who days later organized a Sardine rally in another city of the region, Ferrara, told NPR the movement's name symbolizes civil society's strength in numbers.

Maverick New York filmmaker Abel Ferrara, perhaps best known for (1992), gave us this dark, urban, but surprisingly touching Christmas tale; it was barely released in the U.S. but was well received in France.

Most of this is a mirror of Ferrara’s own life: his move to Rome after U.S. funders stopped backing his movies following the 9/11 attacks; his struggles with addiction; his multiple marriages; his conversion to Buddhism and so on.

Read on to see why the Million Little Things reunion meant so much to Ferrara, and keep reading to hear his thoughts on Proctor’s bloody goodbye — and how the crooked counselor’s final move might’ve surprised him more than it did the viewers.

The crown jewel at Arugula is their fresh authentic Neapolitan wood oven pizza cooked in their oven, hand built by Stefano Ferrara, a third generation pizza oven maker from Naples, Italy.

The executives have kept the GU272 Advocacy Team in the loop during these meetings and have invited them to send a representative to the discussions with Ferrara.

Two months ago he and Will Ferrara couldn’t pick up a win over Cheeseburger with a two-on-one advantage.