Sentence examples for a signora from inspiring English sources

As the mincer growled, I turned to see where the tut had come from, and found a signora in her late 60s wearing a purple cardigan, now looking at me shaking her head.

He photographs a signora who stands in a doorway beaming proudly at her pompous cat, posed smugly in front of her, and a man who reads a newspaper on a creaky old chair before the entrance to a bar as a rooster stands poised on the counter top inside.

"Everyone who knew Mumi agreed on one thing: she was a truly uncommon woman, she was exceptionally cultivated, kind and a real Signora".

After Helene died in 1999, Joey was pursued by ladies from Florida to Long Island, but my wife and I were very impressed with a charming signora from Italy whom Joey brought to our house.

I ask the bustling, small person if she's Signora A-lee-chay in my best Italian pronunciation - turns out she's from Glasgow.

SCIURA/ (shoo$4$$) re) / n. / Milanese slang for a classic, buttoned-up signora, a pedigreed, stay-at-home mamma who has been wearing this season's cinched waist, red lips, coiffure and kitten heels since she was 13.

Barely had he made an impact during the 1998-99 pre-season and Intertoto Cup, la Signora despatched him out on loan to Lugano in Switzerland for six months.

Being very bright, Beth is the kind of teenager who can cite Kierkegaard in support of her willingness to reinvent herself as an Italian signora.

Archives|CALLS "MONA LISA" FALSE.; French Collector Says It Is Not a Likeness of Signora Gioconda.

CALLS "MONA LISA" FALSE.; French Collector Says It Is Not a Likeness of Signora Gioconda.

According to Grana, a contemporary correspondent, "Signora Machiavella [Lucrezia], Signora Isabella, and Signora Vittoria have abandoned the field, having lost the backing of Luzzaschi".