Sentence examples for be Italian to prepare from inspiring English sources
You don't need to be Italian to prepare classic Italian cuisine.
He's supposed to be Italian.
"You don't need an Italian name to be Italian".
Talks are scheduled this week, once the final fixture of the season, a home game with Manchester City, is concluded today, with the Italian happily announcing he is yet to prepare a speech worthy of Rome's finest orators: "I don't know what I am going to say – I am not very good at promoting myself".
"Italians are asking us to prepare to govern and bring the country forward," Mr. Prodi told the Italian news agency ANSA.
Instructions on how to make the coffee were provided and the Italian cafetière, the French cafetière, or the filter coffee machine was used to prepare the coffee drinks.
-- Maxine P. Leonard, Syracuse A. Perhaps the only thing better than eating Italian food is learning how to prepare it.
And the fear must be, as Italians prepare to vote in elections that are as crucial for the European Union as they are for Italy, that the country is reverting to type.
The Academy of the Crusca was established in 1582 to prepare an Italian dictionary; crusca means "bran," the academy's symbol is a sieve, and its object remains to winnow impurities from the language.
There must be a thousand ways to prepare rabbit, but a visit to my Italian butcher made me want to cook mine in an Italian fashion, alla cacciatora, or hunter style.
