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Meanings of Genoa in English
Usage of Genoa in English
1
The Genoa native was among the longest-serving bank chief executives in Europe.
2
But the misfortune of Venice and Genoa was the opportunity of Portugal.
3
Thirty-year-old Mr Moffatt was arrested during the recent anti-globalisation riots in Genoa.
4
In the majestic sound of this alarm-bell my Fiesco speaks to Genoa.
5
Hope your news of the French troops landing in Genoa is premature.
6
On his return to the Netherlands Spinola fell dangerously ill in Genoa.
7
It was in 1499 that Louis of France got possession of Genoa.
8
When the boat reached Genoa, he was left in Italy to recuperate.
9
Go thou through Genoa to-morrow and sound the temper of the people.
10
The second letter that I took up bore the postmark of Genoa.
11
The city of Genoa controls multiutility Iren alongside the city of Turin.
12
A fortnight later the ship carrying the two knights arrived at Genoa.
13
The Chief is absent he is now, as I believe, in Genoa.
14
Nothing is more astonishing than the sterility of Genoa and of Rome.
15
The fleets of Genoa and Pisa co-operated, and Roger retired into Sicily.
16
From Genoa he wandered on foot through Lombardy and across the Alps.