| If you would like me to come, I will ask the signore Marchese. |
| The Great Lie by Myrrha Stanford-Smith 'Careful, signore, my gallant Gallio will call you out. |
| By contrast with the medieval monarch, relatively secure in his rank and his religious status as the anointed of God, the signore had to be suspicious and wary. |
| She was in the garden alone, but I have heard her talking on the terrace with the signore. |
| I have seen you pass by sometimes at the Mergellina, signore. |
| Scusi, signore, I have not known zat you have ze plaisir of zer acquaintance. |
