Italo-Dalmatian language spoken in Corsica and part of Sardinia.
Синонимы
Examples for "co"
Examples for "co"
1
However, the Green co-leader James Shaw said the law discriminates against Māori.
2
Come the revolution, we will turn it into a co-op of course.
3
It's more expensive for the companies involved, said Bespoke co-founder Paul Hickey.
4
The Greens' co-leader, James Shaw, said the move did need to happen.
5
The co-op's officers would, however, have acquired a new tool of management.
1
Broadway never equals the corso, of a carnival.
2
The captain of the head-barricade in the Corso demurred, requiring a counter-sign.
3
On the way to that tiresome tea-room in the Corso, my dear.
4
The house is well worth seeing-oneof the finest on the Corso.
5
We will go down on the Corso for all the Mocoletti fun.
1
Thyself then wilt thou at the same time bury near the corse.
2
So, the corse in wagon thrown, with no decent cover o'er it-
3
Uv corse she's short for 'er age, but that don't count for nothing.
4
First to the corse the weeping Androm'ache flew, and thus spoke:
5
Only across my prostrate corse shall you reach your innocent victims.
1
The task of the Corsican was greater than that of the Carthaginian.
2
A little Corsican named Bonaparte was in charge of the defending forces.
3
There were three portraits of the Corsican on the dingy green walls.
4
The young Corsican, however, liked it and seemed to thrive on it.
5
He went on, and gave me several instances of the Corsican spirit.
6
Stuffed with olives and myrtle berries, the Corsican blackbirds are exquisite eating.
7
He was a Corsican by birth, and had been a French soldier.
8
The Corsican determined to repeat this brilliant achievement and emulate Hannibal's career.
9
Oh, the vile, vulgar Corsican adventurer comes out in you very easily.
10
They had previously intervened in Corsican affairs on the side of the Genoese.
11
A Corsican, born in the same year in which France annexed his country.
12
Furthermore, two geographically separate genetic groups were identified among Corsican isolates.
13
The part of the Thracian Belisarius was then performed by the Corsican Bonaparte.
14
The Toureg of the desert, the Malay pirate, the Corsican bandit.
15
And now, once again, the shadow of the Corsican fell across the seas.
16
The Corsican was swaying his head from right to left in deep disapproval.
