Milanese

Examples

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• He had a roommate by the name of Gregory Milanese.

  Cruising (1980)

• Of course it was the terrorists—the terrorists of the thirteenth century, fourteenth century, and so on to the present day, the lake having served both as a traditional invasion route for barbarians from the north and a place of refuge for rich Milanese.

  Fiction book (1992)

• sending the vanguard scrambling back, as did the Milanese accompanying the Swiss.

• The Milanese installed their own podesta in new porticoed quarters, which allowed them to project the impression of good governance while controlling the subject city.

  Academic text (2015)

• Your holiness, I regret to inform you of the defeat of your gallant army, and that of your allies the Milanese at Marignano.

  The Inventor (2023)

• The apartment belonged to the sister of a man Isabel had seduced when she was in school, many years ago, as she pointed out, and now safely married to a Milanese.

  Fiction book (2002)

• A year before, Leonardo da Vinci had been called on to paint the Florentine victory over the Milanese at Anghiari in 1441 for the same room.

  Academic text (2011)

• There were those who claimed that the pope, who was Milanese and a descendant of those who had pushed the Germans out of Lombardy in the Five Days of 1848, was anti-German, but Pius XI denied the accusation.

  Academic text (1998)

• Writing after the popular insurrections in Milan and Venice and the King of Sardinia's declaration that he would defend the Milanese and the Venetians against Austria, Niles recommended that the United States Mediterranean Squadron be sent to the coasts of Italy.

  Academic text (2001)

• The Milanese enjoy a rich cultural heritage that includes art, fashion, and cuisine.

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