Sentence examples for Italian come from inspiring English sources
Executives paraded a full palette of the new small crossovers, which, being Italian, come in colors called Verde Toscana (green, actually), Nero Cinema (basic black), Rosso Amore (it's just a nice red), Bianco Gelato (uh, white) and more.
From Italian comes portfolio, meaning "carry leaf".
But the 1800's body was Italian, coming from Ghia's coachworks.
Jamie's Italian came top of the table of 21 chains.
At that moment, one of Mark's assistants, a young Italian, came over.
(Too soon?) Verratti, a young Italian, comes on and will try to pick up the pace here.
A grasp of Italian comes in useful: there were no other British campers at the site when we stayed there in August.
The e-books are for sale only through Ms. Rowling's Pottermore Web site, ArtsBeat reported, the books will first be sold in English, with editions in French, Spanish, German and Italian coming later.
The pair clashed and the Italian came off worse, dropping his machine before re-mounting to finish in eighth place.
The controversial Italian came on as substitute in the 3-2 victoverover QPR, laying on Sergio Aguero's decisive injury-time goal.
Just like the web version, the mobile app will be available for free and will help its English-speaking users learn Spanish, German, French and Portuguese (with Italian coming before the end of the year).
