Sentence examples for born to Italian from inspiring English sources

Borgnino was born to Italian immigrant parents.

He was born to Italian immigrant parents and was raised in the Argentine capital.

I was born to Italian American parents whose life never amounted to anything.

Born to Italian immigrants who spoke little English, the Turnesas grew up poor.

He was born to Italian parents in 1904 in a town now part of Croatia.

Born to Italian immigrants in 1917, Joe was one of six brothers who grew up in East Orange, NJ.

He was born to Italian-born musician Vincent Minnelli and French Canadian singer Mina Le Beau and given the less-exotic name of Lester Anthony Minnelli; later in life he took his father's name, restoring it to its Italian form.

Born to impoverished Italian immigrants, Sarazen began caddying when he was eight.

Verdi was born to an Italian opera tradition that embraced tried-and-true procedures regarding recitative and aria, scene structure and the like.

Born to an Italian immigrant family and reared in the Bronx and Greenwich Village, Fasanella was a tough street kid who did a few hitches in a reform school, the New York Catholic Protectory.

Born to an Italian mother and a French father, Servandoni is considered a French artist, although his training was in Rome with the painter Giovanni Paolo Pannini and the architect Giuseppe Rossi.