Italo-Dalmatian language spoken in Southern Italy.
Synonyms
Examples for "city"
Examples for "city"
1
Before Katrina, the city said 1 million came to town every year.
2
Of course; he'd probably never seen a city in this state before.
3
Temple Bar, like every city centre area in Europe, has its problems.
4
This is a challenge for city car brands in Europe in particular.
5
The city is using all possible resources to clear roads throughout Chicago.
1
Five weeks in the great metropolis had worked wonders in the boy.
2
Today, Wenling is a typical medium-sized metropolis in Zhejiang province, southern China.
3
Then came Richmond; the metropolis of the world, to the young voyager.
4
It gave him a new picture of the metropolis, he told us.
5
In the metropolis, an extraordinary assembly of the national union took place.
1
In each case an independent, self-directing, expanding state was built around an urban center.
2
Kansas City, an urban center of importance influenced by Kansas City, Missouri, was most affected thereby.
3
Most of the dead from the quake and tsunami were in Palu, the region's main urban center.
4
A fusion-drive ship hovering above an urban center is like a guillotine blade over an exposed neck.
5
Most of the dead have been found in the region's main urban center, the small city of Palu.
1
I'm more of a natural non-fan of vanilla because neapolitan with sprinkles is cooler.
2
Paolo Soranzo secretly hoped she was in the arms of the Neapolitan.
3
However, the Neapolitan ambassador assured me that he was the Marquis Petina.
4
The true Neapolitan does not eat his spaghetti at all-heinhales it.
5
Genebrand says Melvius, a Neapolitan, brought it to Europe in A.D. 1303.
6
The Neapolitan army retreated, as has been already stated, beyond the Garigliano.
7
We could get her one of those nice Neapolitan cakes she likes.
8
A Sicilian might hold secret resentment of the Neapolitan and vice versa.
9
She married the Marquis of Vaccarone, a babbling Neapolitan, insubstantial and light.
10
At other tables men were playing cards, with the odd Neapolitan cards.
11
And my bouquet shall be of Neapolitan violets, to match my name.
12
No ordinary adulation, however, would have had success with the Neapolitan Phaleris.
13
After a lively chorus, a fascinating and genuine Neapolitan tarantelle is danced.
14
It was a Neapolitan brooch, of pink coral, surrounded by small pearls.
15
Worst for the average Neapolitan is a high level of petty crime.
16
She had been born Natalie Garavente, the daughter of a Neapolitan lithographer.
