Sentence examples for Italian takes from inspiring English sources
An Italian takes his holiday touring Greece by auto.
Exile My relationship with Italian takes place in exile, in a state of separation.
My relationship with Italian takes place in exile, in a state of separation.
Radcliffe's best-known novel, "The Italian," takes place in 18th-century Naples.
By Arturo Vivante The New Yorker, October 5, 1963 P. 47 An Italian takes his holiday touring Greece by auto.
The New Yorker, October 5, 1963 P. 47 An Italian takes his holiday touring Greece by auto.
Correction: The Italian took the ball, not the man.
The Italian took over from Kenny Jackett in July.
In the 1940's Tomas Zanotti, an Italian, took some delightfully off-kilter old-fashioned studio portraits of Mayan families.
"Come here," she says, conspiratorially, in low-pitched Italian, taking me by the arm to inspect the back of a vast hand-painted stage curtain.
Attacking 5km from the summit of the Galibier, 48km from the finish in Deux-Alpes, the slight figure of the Italian took flight in the high mountains.
