Sentence examples for Italian gave from inspiring English sources

And classes such as art history, literature and Italian gave me an appreciation of the world that has helped more than you can imagine.

The Italian gave Shinji Okazaki his Foxes bow but fellow new-boys Christian Fuchs, Yohan Benalouane and N'Golo Kante were on the bench while Jeremain Lens and Younes Kaboul started for the Black Cats.

The Italian gave the old guard a vote of confidence by including Frank Lampard, Salomon Kalou and Drogba in the starting line-up.

My dad, who was a strict Italian, gave me more trouble for talking about purposefully failing than he gave Tony for actually flunking.

Some of Munich's best cooking is Italian, given the city's proximity to northern Italy.

That's because using foreign languages, especially Italian, gives a veneer of operatic style to pretty well anything you sing, whether it's Mariah Carey or Mozart.

RED GRAVY Saul Bolton's take on Italian gives a serious nod to the south of the boot (sardines with caponata, bucatini con le sarde, spaghetti with eggplant, ricotta and basil, porgy alla pugliese).

Prezzo's directors are understood to believe that the company is in better shape than either Byron or Jamie's Italian, given that it made a profit of £5m last year and has £11m cash in the bank.

I started taking an Italian language class instead of going to lunch, and tried to pass my last name off as basically Italian, given the vowel at the end.

The Italians gave us food and water.

The Brazilians and the Italians gave us enough.