| The medal features four clasps each bearing the names of battle honours awarded for action at Vittoria, St Sebastian, Nivelle and Nive. |
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| Whoever Mario Lanza was imploring to Come Back to Sorrento, I only hope they made straight for the Hotel Excelsior Vittoria. |
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| We would also like to thank Vittoria Cavicchioni, John Smyth and John Simpson for their invaluable contributions. |
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| Several years ago, the Italian neurophysiologists Vittoria Gallese and Giacomo Rizzolatti discovered mirror neurons. |
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| Vittoria released a new product that is said to permanently repair both tubulars and clinchers tubes. |
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| Founded in 1994 by Vittoria Cicchetti herself, the firm has developed soberly in recent years. |
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| Not beautiful, because Vittoria was not beautiful, but both then and subsequently many were captivated by her charm. |
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| Vittoria would probably have been informed that her Ferrante, now on the mend, was enjoying an amorous liaison with a noblewoman of Ferrara. |
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| The Dominican preacher is shaped by the intellectual tradition of the Order, obviously Aquinas but also others like Las Casas and Vittoria. |
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| For that outdoor installation at the Villa Vittoria Gardens, the files were printed on 280x200cm PVC sheets. |
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| Particularly interesting and Santa Vittoria in Serri and Santa Cristina in Paulilatino, a magnificent sacred well basalt built around the X century BC, which is the most beautiful architecture nuragica. |
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| At the age of sixteen Vittoria went back to live with her father, something of a contradiction in terms, in view of the fact that Colonna was taken up with activities which had little to do with parental duties. |
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| Also attending the meeting was the head of the Umbria Monuments and Fine Arts Office, Vittoria Garibaldi, who talked about the restoration of the frescoes in the Castello di Magione chapel. |
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| The city is home to renowned Italian actors and actresses, such as Roberto Benigni, Leonardo Pieraccioni and Vittoria Puccini. |
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| His likely successors have vanished, and in trying to find them and prevent Vatican City from being blasted into oblivion, Langdon and Vittoria find themselves in a mare's nest of hidden agendas and competing jurisdictions. |
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| The marriage reveals itself as impossible when we discover that Colombo is, in fact, Fox's natural son, but all ends well when we discover that it is Maria Vittoria who is not Fox's daughter. |
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| An orthodox priest is officiating, and at the piano sits the gravelly-voiced Tom Waits. When Attilio awakes, he sets about pursuing Vittoria, who does not altogether appear to appreciate his insistence. |
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| Vittoria now cast herself in the role of inconsolable widow, travelling from monastery to monastery on spiritual retreats, accompanied by the discovery that she possessed a talent for poetry. |
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| It was 3 January 1495 and Vittoria was safe in one of the fortresses that the Colonna family owned not far from Rome, protected by high walls and armed guards. |
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| Carlo Acutis, an Italian citizen, is a Vice Chairman of Vittoria Assicurazioni S.p. A. He also serves as Chairman and member of the Boards of Directors of a number of companies. |
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| Vehicular access should be limited by controlled entrances at Elgin, Bank and Kent Streets, and with vehicle screening provided north of Vittoria Way. |
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| Vittoria was now alone and betrayed to boot. |
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| It was a great school for Vittoria, forming the woman she was to become. |
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