1. American automobiles to Italians.

2. Real Italians cook Arrabiata …

3. The Italians have finished already.

4. Traditionally, Italians eat Antipasti – meaning ‘before the meal’ – prior to digging into the first course and there are literally hundreds of Italian Antipasti recipes

5. With Italians it's pronunciation that's the problem.

6. 5 Most Italians venerate the name of Dante.

7. Regionalism and campanilismo are important to the Italians.

8. The team's technical limitations were exposed by the Italians.

9. Among the Italians, plastering was more than just employment.

10. Italians are known for being warm, hospitable, and gregarious.

11. Italians in Medieval Venice voted using small gold or silver balls or Ballottas.Ballotta is the Italian word for “little ball,” and it is believed that the term “ballot” comes from …

12. Later that day, he helped take ten Italians prisoner.

13. Chicken Bacchanalia $17.50 Half Chicken, Browned and baked with Italian Sausage, Green Peppers & Potatoes, Sautéed in Wine Sauce w/ Garlic and Special Spices Italian Style Fried Chicken $14.50 Pan Fried Half Chicken to order, just like the old Italians do it!

14. Caucasian bees are slower to build up in the spring, they are more gentle than the Italian and not prone to rob and are on average just as productive as the Italians

15. Italians drive on the right-hand side, and highways are called Autostradas

16. At this time of danger, I can't abandon the greatest of Italians.

17. The diffused use of pasta (baasto), such as spaghetti, comes from the Italians.

18. The period 1946–1957 brought another massive wave of 380,000 Italians to Argentina.

19. Fifteen points on the Italians on Airis, leaders in Saint Tropez and Lanzarote. ...

20. 6 In design and quality of manufacture they were outclassed by the Italians.

21. Bottarga is the name that Italians use for a special cured and salted fish roe, typical of Southern Italian regions.There are different kinds of Bottarga, but the most famous and fine one is mullet Bottarga (Bottarga di muggine)

22. Only 18 percent of Italians and 15 percent of Greeks believe that their vote matters.

23. He argued that to do so would be seen as a concession to the Italians.

24. The Italian Mediterranean (Italian: Bufala Mediterranea Italiana) is an Italian breed of water buffalo.

25. Few have done that so far ; the Italians and Germans in particular have been shamefully silent.

26. Her hair is pulled tightly back into style Italians call melone because it resembles a cantaloupe.

27. The Godfather was enough to persuade him that all Italians were linked to organized crime.

28. Italian Translation for Botcherly - dict.cc English-Italian Dictionary

29. The Assyrians look quite similar to Southern Europeans (Greeks, Italians, Maltese, etc) and also Persian people

30. Accusativeness accusativity accusatorial accusation in Italian English-Italian dictionary

31. 8: The Battle of Elaia–Kalamas ends and the Italians end their futile offensive in Greece.

32. Cappuccino Italian Bistro Serving Northern Italian cuisine since 1978

33. Italian Translation for at the utmost - dict.cc English-Italian Dictionary

34. Also the Italians saw this kind of connection and dubbed it capelli alla tedesca (German style haircut).

35. By that time, the Italians had been defeated and the French colony was isolated by a British blockade.

36. Italian Translation of “Affectedly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

37. Italian Translation of “Avuncular” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

38. Sambuca (Italian pronunciation: ) is an Italian anise-flavoured, usually colourless, liqueur.

39. Italian Translation of “Commissionaire” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

40. Italian Translation of “Chambermaid” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

41. Italian Translation of “Convulsively” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

42. Italian Translation of “Cheekily” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

43. Italian Translation of “Circuitously” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

44. Italian Translation of “Breathalyse” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

45. Italian Translation of “Benevolently” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

46. Italian Translation of “Boorishly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

47. Italian Translation of “Artlessly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

48. Italian Translation of “Braggart” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

49. Italian Translation of “Briefness” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

50. Italian Translation of “Bulkiness” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

51. Italian Translation of “Betrothed” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

52. Italian Translation of “Aristocratically” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

53. Italian Translation of “Audibility” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

54. Italian Translation of “Aubergine” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

55. Italian Translation of “Amusing” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

56. Italian Translation of “Adoringly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

57. Italian Translation of “Advantageously” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

58. Italian Translation of “Airsick” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

59. The British occupied Heraklion, the Russians Rethymno, the Italians Kissamos and the French Agios Nikolaos, Sitia and Ierapetra.

60. But as far as ornamentation is concerned, the Italians brought plastering to its noontide glory during the Renaissance.

61. Italian Translation of “Cajolery” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

62. Italian Translation of “Cobnut” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

63. Italian Translation of “Corroborative” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

64. Italian Translation of “Blackshirt” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

65. Italian Translation of “Bewitchingly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

66. Italian Translation of “Abysmally” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

67. Italian Translation of “Avowedly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

68. Italian Translation of “Abruptness” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

69. Italian Translation of “Anthologist” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

70. Italian Translation of “Archly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

71. Italian Translation of “Colloquialism” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

72. Italian Translation of “Composedly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

73. Italian Translation of “Baldly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

74. Italian Translation of “Bewilderingly” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

75. Italian Translation of “Barmy” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

76. Italian Translation of “Cheekiness” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

77. Italian Translation of “Abiding” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

78. Italian Translation of “Affectionately” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

79. Italian Translation of “Ajar” The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online

80. In mid-November the Italians had four hundred and seventeen medium and light tanks in Libya and Egypt.