garzanti造句

• He reacted with enthusiasm and presented it to Attilio Bertolucci, publisher of Garzanti.
• Aldo Garzanti Coloranti et Prodotti Chimici, a distribution outlet supplying the textile and leather industries.
• In 1920, Garzanti married Maria Ravasi who gave birth to their son Livio in 1921.
• To my knowledge, and that of Garzanti's & other dictionaries, this word does not exist.
• The package arrived with the morning mail at Palazzo Vecchio, Florence's 14th century city hall, and was designed to explode when opened, Garzanti said.
• In Florence, the package sent to Mayor Leonardo Domenici contained explosive powder and a fuse packed into a video cassette case, said Alessandra Garzanti, a spokeswoman for the mayor.
• With " Le citt?del dottor Malaguti " ( Garzanti 1993 ) he moved his novels to a contemporary setting in the town where the book's narrator lives, Ferrara.
• After changing its name to Casa Editrice Garzanti, he received support from Benito Mussolini which brought him lucrative commissions from the library authorities, making it one of the top publishing companies in Italy.
• The company suffered during the Second World War when the old Treves printing plant was bombed but Garzanti was successful in rebuilding modern facilities within a year, winning the Roncoroni prize for rapid redevelopment.
• In 1998, after launching the IdiomaX Translator, IdiomaX developed a dedicated PC Translator for Garzanti ( between Italian and the main EU languages ) that was distributed directly by Garzanti in Italian bookstores for several years.
• In 1998, after launching the IdiomaX Translator, IdiomaX developed a dedicated PC Translator for Garzanti ( between Italian and the main EU languages ) that was distributed directly by Garzanti in Italian bookstores for several years.
• ""'That Awful Mess on Via Merulana " "'is an Italian novel by Carlo Emilio Gadda, first published in Italy by Garzanti Editore s . p . a . in 1957.
• The Garzanti online dictionary also gives the etymology as deriving from house, but house of the bishop ( " domu ( m ) ( episcopi );'casa ( del vescovo )') instead of the house of God.
• Then followed " The Nuptial Flight " ( Garzanti, Milan, 1992 ), where he took a closer look at pre-adolescent and adolescent crushes on film stars, and then at the general feminine tendency to seek out superior love objects.
• The following novel " Con rabbia " " ( Rage ) " is published in 1963 by Garzanti :  Penny hates not only the Germans, who have murdered her family but all hypocritical philistines, who make themselves guilty each day again.
• From 1953 to 1957, he built the " Hotel della Citt?et de la Ville " and the " Centro Studi Fondazione Livio e Maria Garzanti ", in Forl?( Italy ), by the assignment of Aldo Garzanti, a famous Italian publisher.
• From 1953 to 1957, he built the " Hotel della Citt?et de la Ville " and the " Centro Studi Fondazione Livio e Maria Garzanti ", in Forl?( Italy ), by the assignment of Aldo Garzanti, a famous Italian publisher.
• In 2008, she was named publishing director of Duomo Ediciones, an imprint of the Italian group Mauri Spagnol ( Garzanti, Guanda, Salani, Longanesi ), where she published both the work of young Spanish-language authors such as Carlos Yushimito, Sebasti?Jovani and Rodrigo Hasb鷑 and the work of English-language writers in Spain and Latin America, such as William Boyd.
• Edited and translated into Italian Sir Gawain and the Green Knight ( Adelphi 1986, verse ), Shakespeare s Cymbeline ( Garzanti 1994, verse ), The Cloud of Unknowing ( Adelphi 1998 ), a complete Chaucer with facing texts ( Einaudi 2000 ), and ( Life and Introduction ) W . B . Yeats, Opera poetica ( Mondadori, 2005 ); Il viaggio dell anima ( Fondazione Valla-Mondadori, 2007 ).
• In Institutions and Foundations [ among them Domus Academy, Fondazione IDIS, Fondazione Garzanti, Istituto Gramsci, Vid閛th鑡ue de Paris, RAI, Goethe Institut, ARCO ( Madrid ), CINECA, Istituto Nazionale di Architettura, Biennale di Venezia, IRI, ISEA ( Istanbul ), Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa Venice, Ionion Center for the Arts and Culture ( Kefalonia ), Open World Forum ( Parigi ), National Center for Contemporary Arts ( NCCA, Moscow ), TEKS ( Trondheim ), SEAFair ( Skopje ), Swiss Design Network Symposium ( Lugano ), Kibla ( Maribor ) ].