The word "IL" is not standard in written English
It is often used as an abbreviation for "Illinois" or in specific contexts like programming or internet slang.
Example: "I visited IL last summer and enjoyed the sights."
Alternatives: "Illinois" or "the state of Illinois."
Those were the days of il Grande Torino – of hundred-goal seasons and four straight Serie A titles.
I had begged and begged him not to do that and il m'a promis qu'il wouldn't.
They have much affection for him here in this motor racing area after his years as il leone, also giving it his best roar when he drove for Ferrari.
Mais il était un mentant bastard so j'ai tweeté mon support for Ségolène's rival.
Mais il n'y a plus de Roumis".
"J'adore Le Piat d'Or," il a dit.
For the second year in a row, tourists have been permitted to line up in the race, officially known as the Mangyongdae Prize International Marathon – after Kim il-Sung's birthplace, against professional athletes from North Korea.
The course loops a 10km lap around the Kim il-Sung's stadium, with those who choose the full marathon having to complete the course in 4 hours or less.
But far from hogging the limelight, the discreet camera man will be standing to one side, his presence so light and unobtrusive as to render him almost invisible, just as he has always liked it.The first celebration will be the opening of "De qui s'agit-il?", a retrospective of Mr Cartier-Bresson's output that includes 350-odd works, plus writings, books and films.
Its Oscar-winning alumni include the animator Nick Park, who found fame with Wallace & Gromit, and the director Michael Radford, who made Il Postino.
This was a huge polished marble bunker that displays every single gift ever given to both the late Great Leader and his son Kim Jong-il, the Dear Leader, the country's current head.
