रोसेट्टी हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

1974-1977: रोसेट्टी-लीमर युग ।

रोसेट्टी शायद ही कभी आटोमोबिली के मामलों में खुद को शामिल करते थे।

उन्होनें जॉर्ज हेनरी रोसेट्टी के साथ मोलभाव शुरू किया जो एक धनी स्विस उद्योगपति तथा फारुशियो के मित्र होने के साथ साथ एक इस्लेरो व एस्पाडा के मालिक भी थे।

"" उन्होनें जॉर्ज हेनरी रोसेट्टी के साथ मोलभाव शुरू किया जो एक धनी स्विस उद्योगपति तथा फारुशियो के मित्र होने के साथ साथ एक इस्लेरो व एस्पाडा के मालिक भी थे।

फारुशियो ने कंपनी के 51% शेयर रोसेट्टी को 600,000 US' में बेचे जिससे उनके द्वारा स्थापित वाहन निर्माण कंपनी से उनका नियंत्रण ख़त्म हो गया।

1974 में, फारुशियो लेम्बोर्गिनी ने कंपनी की अपनी शेष 49% हिस्सेदारी को जॉर्ज हेनरी रोसेट्टी के मित्र रेने लीमर को बेच दिया।

रोसेट्टी इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Herbie Mann, Hal McIntyre, Meredith D'Ambrosio, Gil Goldstein, Flavio Ambrosetti, Franz Koglmann, and Charlie Shoemake have also recorded the song.

With the squad short three men (Stanley Bolander and Beau Felton on suspension, Steve Crosetti dead by suicide), Lieutenant Al Giardello offered Kellerman a transfer to Homicide, having been impressed with his work on the cases.

When Beth leaves, Felton begins to drink heavily and his police work suffers as a result; Howard becomes disgusted with him following a binge in which he loses crucial evidence for a seemingly unsolvable case, assigned to her from the late Steve Crosetti's caseload.

The last appearance of Felton was in the 2000 TV movie The Movie, where he and (Season 3 deceased) Detective Crosetti are seen in the afterlife playing cards in the squad room and waiting for the next "arrival" – who turns out to be Al Giardello.

Steven "Steve" Crosetti is a fictional character on the television drama series Life on the Street portrayed by actor Jon Polito for the show's first two seasons.

Crosetti is a veteran police detective who is partnered with Meldrick Lewis.

A deeply religious man, Crosetti is shown to have both a scapular and a rosary.

As evidenced by the teleplay in "Gone for Goode" and later "Rockets' Dead Glare", Crosetti was fascinated and probably obsessed by the Lincoln assassination and rejected the belief that John Wilkes Booth was the lone assassin.

A dear friend of Crosetti's, a police officer named Chris Thormann, is shot in the head while apprehending a suspect.

Crosetti tries his best to help him and his wife get through it, and forces himself into the investigation.

Crosetti's own marriage had fallen apart sometime before the beginning of the series.

He has a teenage daughter, Beatrice, whom Crosetti says "was as close to perfection as God allows.

Crosetti is very protective of her, and is appalled that her mother was indifferent to the girl's having a boyfriend over to spend the night.