gaggio造句

• It consists of the village of Bioggio and the hamlets of Gaggio and Mulini.
• He was previously cited as the " Master of San Gaggio ".
• In Florence, the Church of San Gaggio on the via Senese was dedicated to him.
• It consists of the village of Cabbio, the settlement of Uggine and the abandoned village of Gaggio.
• It included the villages of Bosco Luganese ( now part of Bioggio ), which separated in 1783, Bioggio and perhaps Gaggio.
• In 2006, the new headquarters were inaugurated in Gaggio Montano, on the road that takes from Bologna to Pistoia in Tuscany.
• In 1790 it became the canton of " Piedicorte-di-Gaggio " until its merger with San Lorenzo and Sermano.
• Gaggio Montano borders the following municipalities : Castel d'Aiano, Castel di Casio, Grizzana Morandi, Lizzano in Belvedere, Montese, Porretta Terme, Vergato.
• Grizzana Morandi borders the following municipalities : Camugnano, Castel di Casio, Castiglione dei Pepoli, Gaggio Montano, Marzabotto, Monzuno, San Benedetto Val di Sambro, Vergato.
• Adelaide Gaggio Giuliani has already lost something she cannot replace : her son, Carlo, was killed by Italian police during a violent anti-globalization demonstration in Genoa last year.
• The highest point of the commune is Punta Cervio ( 1, 189 metres, Mount " ?cheval " ( straddling ) both Focicchia, Piedicorte-di-Gaggio, and Altiani.
• From 1971 to 1973 new districts were created including the Canton of Bustanico which was created from the mergers imposed on the old cantons of Piedicorti-di-Gaggio, San Lurenzo, and Sermano.
• In 1696, he painted again for the choir of the church of San Vincenzo Martire in Modena . in 1703, he painted an altarpiece of the Madonna and child with San Girolamo Minai for the church of San Gaggio in Florence.
• "' Saeco International Group S . p . A . "', or short Saeco, is an Italian manufacturer of manual, super-automatic and capsule espresso machines and other electrical goods with headquarters and factories in Gaggio Montano, located near Bologna.
• These are the pieves and villages of the first part of this country located beyond the Tavignano, a river which, as it approaches the sea, changes its name and is called by many the Aleria river . . . . The Pieve of Rogna we have spoken contains below the river ( Tavignano ) the following villages : Erbajolo, la Valle di Sera, Focicchia, la Lamella ( la Mela ), and " Altiani " where there is a convent of the Friars Minor, lo Petragio, Piedicorte di Gaggio, lo Lunello, Porra, lo Piano Buono, Pietraserena, Pancheraccia, Giuncaggio, and Carco; and this Pieve is densely populated and produces an abundance of corn, wine, oil, cattle, honey and fruit ."