Sample Sentences forpiazza (auto-selected)
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They filmed it at the Piazza Navona in Rome.piazza = Italian term for a plaza (large open square created or defined by several buildings forming a perimeter enclosure)
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He works on the next street over, between here and the piazza. (source)piazza = Italian for a plaza
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But of all the waiters at the Piazza, of all the waiters in the world, why would he choose this one?† (source)
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He glanced up at the ship as if to get his bearings, then pointed across the piazza.† (source)
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And our night in Piazza di Spagna when I touched your lips and imagined Fanny's cheek against mine.† (source)
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I'd met her the day before at Piazza di Spagna.† (source)
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The Piazza del Popolo.† (source)
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She looked like so many of the pretty, seemingly aimless girls I'd seen slinking around Rome's churches and piazzas.† (source)
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The dark ribbon you see is the Tiber cutting through the light, and those white flakes, like mica, are the large piazze.† (source)
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It was there, ten years earlier, in a small office off the ghetto's broad piazza, that Gabriel had seen her for the first time—the beautiful, opinionated, overeducated daughter of the city's chief rabbi.† (source)
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Everywhere he looked, there were wide piazzas and traffic-clogged streets.† (source)
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"Big pictures of big asses," Francis noted, as they found a bench, in an alley-turned-piazza, the streetlamps above giving it the look of blue moonlight.† (source)
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He loved Rome most when the wind was cold and the piazzas were empty.† (source)
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I was reminded of some of those leprous facades in the vieux port at Marseille, until suddenly I was disturbed by such a bawling and caterwauling as you never heard, and there, down in the little piazza, I saw a mob of about twenty terrible young men, and do you know what they were chanting?† (source)
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As he raced through streets and piazzas and the warrens and alleys that surrounded them like masses of brambles, he smelled chocolate, coffee, and hot milk in expresso bars, and fish frying in olive oil, beef roasting, bread baking.† (source)
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The parlor windows were closed and curtained, no picture of the pretty wife sewing on the piazza, in white, with a distracting little bow in her hair, or a bright-eyed hostess, smiling a shy welcome as she greeted her guest.† (source)
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