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How to use Italian in a sentence

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What isn't widely known is that there is another Italian renaissance going on, a renaissance in dance music.
It's a surprisingly nice backdrop in which to enjoy Italian classics at bargain prices.
As Hannibal's army ravaged the Italian countryside and besieged allied cities and towns, the Roman army followed it at a safe distance.
In full view of the German and Italian troops he pretended to tie his shoelaces and rejoined the wires.
While on the continent he had been learnt French, German and Italian and read widely.
The under 16s are going on tour to Italy in August where they will be playing two Italian teams.
The rediscovery of Italian bel canto opera more or less passed New York by.
Oyster owners and their guests enjoyed a fabulous cocktail party and supper with an Italian flavour, echoing the owners' Calabrian roots.
In 1993 Federico Zeri, the Italian art historian, resigned as a Getty trustee after it bought a Greek kouros he believed was bogus.
The game is being played at walking pace at the moment and if the Italian players were ambling around any slower they'd be stationary.
I'd use Italian dressing because you need less Italian to spread over your salad compared to ranch dressing.
The sunken wet bar was stocked with 20-year old Italian red wines and expensive cognacs, brandies and Scotch whiskeys.
The cabin crew didn't speak Italian very well but they told us to put on our lifejackets.
On my must-try list are Greek lamb with oregano and lemon, and Italian ricotta tart with a chocolate crust.
After adding Italian seasoning, I have homemade spaghetti sauce containing at least two servings of vegetables.
The Italian Marxist viewed religion as a political philosophy that justified and concretized exploitation.
There's an Italian veal cutlet with crisscross marks from its time under the tenderizer.
Much of this is well-documented but neglected history, a marginal note to the complex story of the Risorgimento and Italian unification.
Already the Italian has ridden to the fore in major World Cup races in the current campaign.
It is genetically linked to an Italian variety called Primotivo, and possibly the first Zinfandel grapes were a mutation of this old world wine.
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Last year he spent time at an Italian village, photographing buildings and people, just because someone had mentioned it was worth a visit.
He opened a small workshop there, where he worked alongside two Italian cabinetmakers and wood carvers.
Activities at the camp include football, bowling, cricket and bocce, which is an Italian ball game played in the special Olympics.
Their Italian shoes are unscuffed and their ties are always straight and they never go bald or get paunchy around the middle.
Maggie takes up with and marries Prince Amerigo, an impecunious Italian nobleman with a wreck of a castle in his homeland.
I think the curiously Italian milky coffee they call galao in Portugal just about qualifies.
My father was a gambler who wore tailor-made silk suits and Italian shoes and had his fingernails manicured once a week.
Maltese is a Semitic language, with heavy borrowing from Italian and French in vocabulary.
He loves his food and I can't cook, so he always finds little Italian delis.
This was originally a warehouse for the storage of ice, owned by Swiss Italian entrepreneur Carlo Gatti.
The Italian was stretching out his hands and speaking very quickly in Italian.
Poverty pins them between traditional ideals of Italian womanhood and the claims of urban workplaces.
Millions of Italian voters will go to the ballot boxes today and tomorrow to decide who leads the next Italian government.
Romans have always loved eating well and today Roman dishes are considered Italian dishes.
In her studio she showed us rich, Italian kid leathers, Florentine papers, artisanal glues and brushes.
The geological fault lines underlying the eruptions stretch to the Italian mainland.
The Italian connection is maintained in the name of the vegetable calabrese, which refers to the Italian province of Calabria.
His knowledge of French, Italian and German also lets him read modern research in the classics and ancient civilizations.
Deschamps brought in older players from Italy and also Italian coaches in that first year.
Alessandro was also a firm believer that all Italians should live under Italian rule.
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The Vatican is a largely Italian bureaucracy that spent centuries transacting business in parchment and wax seals.
Called the Italian Job, because most of the pages were hosted in Italy, the trojan downloaded a keylogger designed to steal banking data.
Joe Jordan was with our party and he is a God in Italy so you had all these Italian fans turning up too.
At last year's summit in Genoa, one protester died in clashes with Italian police.
In 1946, after the death of dictator Benito Mussolini, the reconstituted Italian government renounced its claims to its African colonies.
I'm Not Scared may signal a renewal of compelling, socially aware Italian film-making.
The Italian cannot help create the impression that he considers final wins to be one-day wonders.
Besides the usual Italian favorites, Pete's has sandwiches, wraps, wings and even ribs and barbecue.
I do know that she sneaked out last night to her favorite Italian restaurant and brought back some takeout.
The menu covers a range of Italian style dishes, offering a choice of 23 pizzas and a variety of pasta options.
Periodically he would leave the stage and would be replaced by a young Italian soprano called Maria Borsi, who also sang angelically.
The recipe for northern Italian jugged hare also incorporates a little chocolate at the end.
He is the only Italian poet from the era to have achieved a considerable translatability and literary reputation abroad.
His career took off when he was spotted by an Italian scout playing in a friendly tournament in a Paris park.
Parliament might well resemble the Italian legislature, with short term administrations.
Australia adopted Italian as the language of coffee, with some English mixed in.
Children will pick up French, English and Italian in this production of song, dance and drama.
The French actors spoke French, the Italian actors spoke Italian and the boys spoke English.
The centre of Rome had sported a giant map of Greece in order to display the military's triumphs to all Italian citizens.
Many Italian merchants ship internationally and at keen prices so it pays to do some leg work.
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It is also one of the few restaurants that serves Prosecco, an Italian alternative to Champagne, which is just as good if not better.
Not for nothing do they call Munich the most northerly Italian town, all brio, baroque and bragadoccio.
Many years ago an Italian friend of mine, who knew Senna quite well, gave me a baseball cap signed by the great man.
It's made from super 120's Italian wool and features a three-button closure, side vents and pickstitched lapels.
The Italian city of marble and water is a magnet for art-lovers, but culture is not the only attraction.
Pounded veal is rolled around mozzarella and prosciutto, an Italian ham, and cooked in Marsala wine with mushrooms and onions.
I heard my dad struggle with the pronunciation, trying to add on an Italian accent along with the words and couldn't hold back a giggle.
But many people said that it was the Italian resistance movement that liberated Italy from fascism.
Scotland still had their chances and on 59 minutes De Marigny was scragged by Ally Hogg and the Italian No.10 held on too long.
I know of finocchio from an Italian friend, it looks like a bulbous stalk of celery with fine dill like tendrils.
We skipped dessert which included pear tart, Italian summer pudding and tirami su.
The commitments made to Italian workers on employment creation were increasingly sacrificed to meet targets on reduced public expenditure.
Cheaper than champagne but arguably tastier, Prosecco is an Italian sparkling wine produced from a young grape.
The statuesque actress, who counts Sylvester Stallone among her previous husbands, has made her vows with her Italian boyfriend.
How could one man evade an entire police force and a support group of experienced Italian standover merchants?
It was, after all, the Italian anatomists and other anatomists working in Italy that originally taught us anatomy.
The survey also revealed that Italian architects experience some of the lowest job satisfaction rates in Europe.
Italian police swept Genoa for arms and raided anarchist squats yesterday as three new bomb scares heightened security fears in the Italian city.
All the faults of the Italian people are whelmed in forgiveness as soon as their music sounds under the Italian sky.
Scarlatti's Sinfonia's are entertaining works, full of the zest and joie de vivre that is attributed to late baroque Italian music.
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He schleps your bags upstairs and helps to keep values in proportion along the Italian Riviera.
An Italian priest hopes the children of his parish will be equally enthusiastic about bible-related trading cards.
If she had more time, she'd ride horses, play the saxophone again, practise aikido and improve her Japanese, to add to her Italian and English.
An unspecified Italian city, shot either at night or at the first light of dawn, is generally empty and in need of a coat of paint.
To end the evening, serve affogato, a simple but sophisticated Italian dessert.
While he brought the depth needed to the character's past as a prizefighter he simply didn't look the part of an Italian made man.
If you heard that an Italian girl was marrying a non-Italian, a mangia-cake, it was a scandal.
Other topics covered in the issue include Italian cinema, philosophy in film, Jean Eustache, DVD releases, current releases and festivals.
After that he landed a more central role in The Italian Job opposite Edward Norton, Charlize Theron and rap superstar Marky Mark.
Like all tiny-room experts, they know the benefits of volume, and they're serving up rustic Italian cuisine for a reason.
The smell of fish sauce sent my head spinning so I was trying to find Italian food instead in Bangkok.
The food goes off and Italian temperaments get extremely frazzled turning hotel rooms into makeshift kitchens.
He even makes a brief foray into the Italian rap scene, which is mostly left-wing and mostly political.
Her father is Italian and she can already say a number of words in both Italian and English.
In addition, the other Italian agent, the driver of the car, was shot in the knee after he had got out of the car.
The rest is a bunch of Italian sexploit nonsense that takes itself awfully seriously.
The house was elegantly furnished with fine plasterwork and Italian marble fireplaces.
Finally, Italian environmental history writing, like Italy itself, is highly regionalized.
There is, moreover, a further point not taken by any of the experts on Italian law which seems to me to have a bearing on the question of seisin.
Mr Kondratowicz continued with the British army as they swept up the Adriatic coast until the final battle on Italian soil in Bologna.
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On Sunday, 10 April, Giancarlo Fisichella will take the wheel of his Renault F1 car on the streets of the Italian capital!
The walls were painted a deep, peaceful maroon colour, and there were paintings of Italian landscapes and other things tacked to the walls.
The third book in the treatise was a translation into Italian of one of Della Francesca's works.
If anything, as with Mantegna and the Italian mannerists, his height is exaggerated.
Nina and Beth were going stag, and they were going to meet up with Topher, Jill, and their dates at this little Italian dive called Pomodoro.
It was Julia who found for us the cool, quiet haven of an oak-timbered Italian restaurant, where I cured my headache with Barolo and saltimbocca.
It's basically a copy of what's on the Italian bootleg with a bit of tweaking to even out the sound balance where they got it wrong.
The original Italian version has recently come to light, discovered in an autograph manuscript held in the Vatican Library.
Orza is the Italian reflex of a common Romance word generally thought to be of Latin origin.
When she was a junior in high school, she went to the local community college and took Italian and Russian for two years.
However, he seemed happy to look over my plans and that, coupled with workmanlike builder's hands and nice Italian shoes, made my heart skip.
You've got crusty Italian bread slices topped with pepper jelly and andouille sausage in the middle.
As a mark of respect and in order to allow students to attend the service, all lectures and classes in Italian were cancelled.
The menu featured consistently good, clean, well-prepared Italian food, if nothing to salivate over all week.
Naturally I couldn't say as I don't speak Italian or whatever language they were berating me in.
She had been tutored by John Aylmer and she spoke French, Greek, Latin and Italian fluently.
The Italian boatbuilder was founded in 1980 and has since anchored a spot in the market of top quality racing shells.
The central idea of his work came to him as he autopsied the body of a notorious Italian criminal.
The two were reportedly practicing high-altitude autorotations at 6,000 ft near the northern Italian air force base at Rimini.
The hybridisation is typically trilingual in the northern Italian macaronic poets involving Latin, Italian, and Po Valley dialects.
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A new store woos American furniture buyers with Italian design for every room of the house.
Again and again he advises his son and subsequently the sons of that son to study French, Italian or German.
Some animal carpets in fifteenth-century Italian paintings are related to surviving Anatolian examples.
Kurni is a majestic, powerful wine most decidedly in the modern camp of Italian winemaking.
At the end, a grinning Italian fan had presented Kirwan with a battered wooden spoon.
The plants are grown in Macerata and Iesi, in the Italian province of Le Marche.
The composer uses techniques favoured by 16th century Italian madrigalists particularly those of Monteverdi and Gesualdo.
A legacy from Italian colonial days is the frittata, made by scrambling eggs with onion and peppers.
All Italian property owners are liable to pay income tax based on the notional letting value of the property.
Here's my attempt at re-creating a salad from some Italian joint on The Hill back in St. Louis.
The labyrinthine diplomacy and politics of the Italian wars are the real subject of this painstaking book about what Jem meant to others.
The Italian attack was called off, and it was time to move against France, so I resumed control of my unit and ordered it to Burgundy.
The church is rich in marble and murals carved and constructed by Italian craftsmen.
In the end I chose Italian prosciutto on a salad of blue cheese, roasted chestnut mushrooms and peppers to start.
The Denial of Saint Peter is a painting finished around 1610 by the Italian painter Caravaggio.
The fortress is a good example of Italian military architecture, with state of the art bastions and terrepleins to resist artillery.
Sole, a Kiwi with an Italian mother and a Scottish father, has been excellent this championship.
Other combinations include pasta with winkles, Yorkshire pudding stuffed with Italian cured meat, and sanguinaccio con cipole.
We tried the flavor-packed Oyster Bay pizza with spicy Italian sausage and the even better simple margherita garnished with fresh basil.
The applicant was an Italian national who had been legally resident in France since his birth and was working there as a trade union official.
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According to a recent Reuters report, Italian winemakers are about to market wines that come with a talking label.
Windsurfers may be a dying breed in the United States, but the sport is alive and kicking on the Italian Riviera.
In 1837 the name of the theatre was changed to Her Majesty's Theatre, Italian Opera House when Queen Victoria ascended to the throne.
Every region in Italy has a different type of cheese and that's the beauty of the Italian kitchen.
A strong tackler with outstanding awareness, he is one of the Italian game's all-time greats.
The other is the name majolica, applied to lustred ware at first, and afterwards to all Italian faience.
Located in a street teeming with Italian restaurants, the beauty of this place is they'll always manage to squeeze you in somehow.
We were thoroughly sated and decided to skip dessert from a list which included the usual Italian suspects such as tiramisu.
As well as Gaelic, Scots and English, he wrote poems in French, Italian and Norwegian.
Rolfe Kent's sunny up-tempo soundtrack bubbles ironically along, its sixties Italian jazz the quintessence of carefree.
He was joined by elegant Italian lutenist Andrea Damiani in contrapuntal pieces by Vincenzo Galilei.
It is the second time the auction house has sold the belongings of the Italian designer.
As to the differences between my Italian jobbie and the new version, they seem to be significant.
Okay, you Yanks don't have a great track record of remaking British classics, but this trailer for The Italian Job makes it look quite fun.
Under Italian criminal law it is a criminal offence to be a member of the Mafia.
How do you foresee further developments in Italian business activity in Bulgaria?
Could there be a more fitting end to the Italian presidency than this bold example of jobbery?
The earliest monasteries in England were set up by the Benedictines, an order created by the sixth-century Italian monk St Benedict.
The course consists of audio-visual teaching aids and includes screening of Italian movies and exposure to Italian books.
A classic Rolls Royce cocktail is made with gin, French and Italian vermouth and Benedictine.
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As Italian American clubs, all the recent anthologies can't help but look a bit johnny-come-lately.
His present-day position of film adapter of Italian films into English stems from this early period.
Richard Tomlinson is racing down the autostrada just outside Rimini with two Italian secret service men tailing him.
By December 1943, the Allies had failed to break the Gustav Line and the Italian campaign was stalemated.
Chinghalle is larger than Campagna, more raffishly downmarket, and, in the end, not really Italian at all.
I went for a new one, The Western, which has ham, chicken, pepperoni and Italian salami in addition to the pizza sauce and mozzarella cheese.
This very likely outcome posed a serious threat to Italian moderate public opinion.
He piles it up with tomatoes, Italian Parmesan and mozzarella on focaccia and grills until it's golden.
A basket of good Italian bread and butter was brought and by the time we'd finished it, our starters had arrived.
They were replaced by Italian merchants who had papal dispensations to lend money at interest.
I have many friends in Italy and Italian football after playing all those years.
Neither could speak the language and they struggled to embrace the discipline demanded by Italian clubs.
Mozart had with him a B flat string quintet with two violas written when he was sixteen and just back from his third Italian journey.
Quicker than a shot of espresso, a Morecambe-based record company has signed up a hot new Italian artist.
The menu will be a melange of Indian and Italian cuisine and comes with beer.
He convinced Italian scholars that the language of science need not always be Latin.
Her death, reportedly with a pink rosary in her hand, was on the front page of every important Italian newspaper.
If anyone can talk Muammar Gaddafi into slinking away from Libya, Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi says it's him.
It specialises in Italian instrumental music from the nineteenth century, mostly previously unpublished, plus transcriptions and arrangements for unusual ensembles.
Da Ponte became the first professor of Italian literature at Columbia University.
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He said Italians owe a great debt of gratitude to the many young Americans who shed their blood in World War II so the Italian people could be free.
Nico's is really only a notch up from cheap and cheerful, but does deliver some great Italian staple dishes such as minestrone, calamari and spaghetti Bolognese.
Immigrant varieties have developed, such as Toronto's Italese, an interlanguage resulting from three generations of contact between Italian and English.
There is only one Italian on the list, Cardinal Giuseppe Bertello, who is not part of the Roman curial inner circle.
It was soldiers armed with targets such as these under the command of Gonzalvo de Cordoba who defeated the Hapsburg-Valois pike formations in the Italian wars.
Possibly the most famous musical instruments of all are the violins produced by the Italian craftsman Antonio Stradivari, better known by the Latinised name, Stradivarius.
The choleric Latin temper of that era and Shakespeare's 16th Century Italian world are seemingly similar with blood feuds, tight pants and hot blood galore!
Some very talented so and so must have worked on this season's hit collections, but the Italian fashion giant is keeping shtum about their identity.
Apart from the rebasing of the Italian lira in January 1990, when it moved from the wide to the narrow fluctuation band, there were no realignments.
This collection of Italian waltzes, polkas, mazurkas and tarantellas for solo violin is an excellent teaching tool for double stops, scales, arpeggios and style.
The crust was stuffed with cheese and pepperoni, Italian sausage, and bacon.
This is not haute cuisine, this is very filling home made Italian repasts.
The extensive menu offers lunch and dinner portions of Italian favorites such as lasagna, manicotti, ravioli, chicken Parmigiana and stuffed shells.
On one end is the breezy restaurant, where Italian chef Benedetto La Fiura cooks up Carib-Continental dishes like callaloo soup and mushroom risotto.
The Caroline minuscule, however, had a relatively weak impact on the writing habits of Italian notaries, who remained faithful to the cursive style.
He and 50,000 inhabitants of the Italian town of Siena go wild twice a year when their town square is transformed into a horse track for a biennial race.
In 1997, the influential Italian designer was killed by a madman on a killing spree.
They have spawned an Italian version of their low-class reality TV train wreck called Tamarreide.
After dinner I like Italian liqueurs like limoncello or amaretto.
She lives in the same house as Pixel, our Italian greyhound, who is something of a celebrity in Oaxaca.
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Amidst the Babel-like diversity, Brother Wolfgang spoke alternately in German and in English, while others translated into Latvian, French, Italian and Dutch.
The Italian question ranged Austria against Italy, which claimed the Austrian province of Venetia, and allied with Prussia in April 1866 to get it.
The serene, cave-like space is defined by floors of smooth grey Italian stone and walls of ground faced concrete block with black aggregate and charcoal mortar.
His wife said he enjoys cooking all kinds of Italian food but his speciality is meat dishes such as saltimbocca and steaks, which he prepares himself.
Zizzi is an Italian restaurant serving mainly pizzas, calzone and pasta.
It is symbolic of the way that this glamorous Italian has ridden out the storm of controversy, calumny and secrecy surrounding the building, designed by her late husband.
The Slow Food movement, based in the north of Italy, has recently highlighted the unique position of trattorias in Italian life, awarding symbols for excellence.
On Thursday, he was named the artistic director of Italian sportswear brand Diesel.
In a violent altercation in Barcelona with a Moroccan bag snatcher last month I came out with a torrent of extremely filthy Italian which I did not know I knew.
Franco-American institutional rivalry led to the initial dispatch of two naval forces to the Adriatic, one under Nato and one under WEU, each commanded by Italian admirals.
I am proud of my first attempt at real Italian cooking for the simple reason that it did not involve opening jars of ready-made sauce and popping garlic bread in the oven.
Another top favourite dish in England is macaroni cheese, rather different from what an Italian would find acceptable, but well liked in the British Isles.
In Florence he met the Italian Futurists, yet, unlike them, he was less interested in speed and movement than in the effects of colour and light in his work.
Despite Euro elite expectations, Italian voters have not meekly submitted to foreign-imposed austerity.
Today, Total Defense Research Team was informed of new ransomware circulating among Italian users, pretending to be an official statement by the Italian Police.
Modotti, a famous beauty of Italian birth, was the colleague and muse of photographer Edward Weston, who took her to Mexico to mix with the avant-garde.
The Italian has been one of the best keepers in English football for quite a while now and it would be cruel if he were to spend the majority of this season on the bench.
Afterwards, we retired over the road for a really tragic Italian meal.
The Italian urban landscape was filled with shrines, relics, icons, and various forms of religious theatre that brought the holy directly into the lives of people.
In 1609 and 1610, Italian mathematician and astronomer Galileo Galilei and German astronomer Simon Marius began telescopic studies of Jupiter and its system.
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In the letter, shown on Italian rai Tre state television, Lombardi wrote of his concerns and asked how to address the press.
In 1986 the Pope gathered together representatives of all faiths including a North American Indian shaman for a meeting in the Italian town of Assisi.
He even knows two British guys who run an Italian cookery school in Italy.
Machiavelli laments the decline of the Italian city-states and attributes it to the use of mercenary and auxiliary armies instead of native forces.
Buffalo milk is also used to produce prized Italian cheese mozzarella.
The outer walls are striking with their elegant green and red and yellow sandstone, and the whole is as Italian and un-Gothic as any building in Italy.
Nearby, an Italian businessman worked a deal, and a visiting couple unwound in the romantic setting after a day of sightseeing.
She reportedly studied French and Italian at Oxford before attending the prestigious Jacques Lecoq school of theatre in Paris.
Over the next few months, we can expect to see...a women's clothing line by Cultura and leather-bound address books by Italian stationary designers Campo Marzio Penne.
He does everything in a genuine authentic Italian style with a fantastic touch for seasonality.
This luminescent Italian rose has a sweetness on the nose and delicate spice on the palate that begs for a mouthful of chilled raspberries and a touch of vanilla ice-cream.
Some are also unhappy about the Italian sale of lynx armored personnel carriers to Russia.
A nearby fishing boat sent a distress signal to the Italian Coast Guard, but not before the boat caught fire from the lighters.
The bar at Otto on The Wharf is as popular as its nouveau Italian food.
In the following weeks the Italian army regrouped and counterattacked.
One priest was accredited as First Secretary at the Italian Embassy.
In the main house lived his eighty-year-old nonna, the matriarch, reliably dressed in black in the custom of Italian widows.
The average Italian presumes that the state is hopelessly inefficient and irredeemably corrupt in equal measure.
Colonists of Spanish, German, and Italian origins, as well as Americans of English-Scotch-Irish stock, became thoroughly acculturated and today claim Acadian descent.
The modern tarot pack comes from an Italian tarrochi deck with 22 trumps.
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The founder and patriarch of the Italian knitwear brand passed away at his home in Italy on Thursday.
Poke center of Italian sausages with chopstick to make well, fill with chocolate syrup and twist the open end of the sausage.
Then again, the gluttony factor is probably less to do with location than their all-new menu, stuffed to the margins with tantalising Italian scran.
The Italian was rejected because of his weak grasp of English.
This year, ancient Italian men are wearing generously cut worsted suits, either with waistcoat or cardigan, in natural earth colours with muted checks.
In the bar you might find yourself standing next to a TV personality, a Bristol barrister, an Italian actress or land-owning couple from the shires.
In 1984, on the basis of a report put together by an Italian MEP and committed federalist, the European Parliament overwhelmingly approved a Draft Treaty on European Union.
The new campaign sees the Italian knitwear giant get back to basics with a vibrant refresh of its colorful melting-pot aesthetic.
So Giorgio Armani called in his favourite architect from Japan, and now the numero uno of Italian style has a fortress for his billion dollar fashion empire.
There is a reasonable choice of the old favourites that crop up on almost all Italian menus, but rarely deliver the promise or spirit of their names.
The different regions of Greece have absorbed elements of the music of their Turkish, Balkan, and Italian neighbours, so that it is impossible to speak of a single tradition.
Markets will not be so sanguine if it is the Spanish or Italian banking system that needs an infusion.
One could find parts of a symphony and an overture of German or Austrian origin along with Italian opera selections, quadrilles, and virtuoso items.
The cost wasn't prohibitive but Italian websites have a mind of their own.
A few pieces of Italian polyphony and a couple of madrigals into their first rehearsal, someone pointed out that they had a concert coming up but no conductor.
Up until 1929, the Vatican refused to recognise the Italian government.
The Margherita was invented in 1889 in honour of the then Italian queen.
In her opinion, her son-in-law is not an Italian but an Abruzzian.
Best of all, they have imported Italian rum babas soaking in glass jars.
There are also Antony, the pleasant young English painter who owns the castle, and Costanza, the jolly Italian housekeeper, old but wonderfully spry and saucy.
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Although in New York an octagonal dark blue room displays a few Italian bronzes, the Electors were not concerned to amass small bronzes, alabasters or terracottas.
Look for long loaves of Italian country-style bread, about 4 inches across, for making these toasts, or substitute large baguettes of French bread.
A festival flack asked me to move, so that an Italian gentleman in a tuxedo could take my seat.
Impossible plot machinations have been ceded to Machiavelli and the Italian states.
There are many original period features still intact in this house including Italian terrazzo floors, plasterwork, marble fireplaces and a cast iron bath.
The unit under his command, barely above company size when it had captured the Italian fort, had grown into an armoured division.
German and Italian are spoken widely as well as Ladin and old traditions are still adhered to.
The Allies established significant combat forces on the Italian mainland with Avalanche and continued to attrit the German war machine.
The Italian staples are listed first, with prices averaging over the pounds 20 mark.
Gar, a long, skinny fish, was cooked and served in thick grape syrup, like saba, the Italian grape must.
The Italian wall lizard, Podareis siculus, is an opportunistic, omnivorous, lacertid lizard native to Italy and the east Adriatic coast.
At 13 he was a winner of Italian TV talent show Ti Lascio Una Canzone and was targeted by bullies at school in Rome.
It was during this chaotic era that Italian towns saw the rise of a peculiar institution, the medieval commune.
The Italian methanol industry is the fourth largest in Europe in terms of demand.
After that, the Cismonte was ruled as a league of comuni and churches, after the Italian experience.
Sardinian has been formally recognized as one of the twelve historical language minorities of Italy since 1997, by regional and Italian law.
Unsurprisingly, it's Italian and offers handcrafted mozzarella, fresh cavatelli pasta and pizzas baked in wood-burning ovens.
Despite having already exchanged vows, the couple is still tipped to officialise the marriage under Italian law at the town hall on Monday.
In both cases, this term does not imply any legal difference between Sardinians and the other Italian citizens.
In the recent past the population distribution was anomalous compared to that of other Italian regions lying on the sea.
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Amatori Catania have competed in the top Italian national rugby union league called National Championship of Excellence.
In Houston, Gallery Furniture plans a big Labor Day sale featuring Italian leather seating, mattresses and kid's furniture.
The city is home to renowned Italian actors and actresses, such as Roberto Benigni, Leonardo Pieraccioni and Vittoria Puccini.
The company is owned by the Irish Rugby Football Union, the Welsh Rugby Union, the Scottish Rugby Union and the Italian Rugby Federation.
Cardiff Blues were matched with Italian minnows Calvisano, notoriously poor travellers USA Perpignan and the Leeds Tykes.
In fact the former Italian prime minister is preparing a pyrotechnic comeback and is ready to prove there is life in the priapic old dog yet.
This is a beautiful world of enlightened aristos, the kind of people who know not only wine but Italian art and, to a great extent, themselves.
I wore Italian suits, made in Manchester, and winkle-picker shoes that curled up at the end if you weren't careful.
This is a bona fide restaurant with an ambiance all its own which marries sports-bar ambiance with Italian cuisine.
A strapping Italian hunk, he becomes the rich actress's kept man, uses her money to start himself in business.
Nelson spent the first half of the year conducting operations to frustrate French advances and bolster Britain's Italian allies.
Opera also began to be popular in London, and there was significant literary resistance to this Italian incursion.
This week I found myself in a big supermarket chain, looking for a Soave, the Italian white.
Liberal socialism has been particularly prominent in British and Italian politics.
Speaking very generally, Italian coats of arms may be said to be familial rather than personal.
In 1923, Tangier was declared an international city under French, Spanish, British, and later Italian joint administration.
Darnley quickly became unpopular in Scotland and then infamous for presiding over the murder of Mary's Italian secretary David Rizzio.
We had dinner at another one of the city's many Italian restaurants.
The new Italian trend combined with existing national traditions to create a particular local Renaissance art.
The Italian Renaissance produced a brief but astounding burst of neo-pagan individualism.

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