Examples of using "Palazzo" in a sentence and their english translations:
The building fell down suddenly.
Look at the large building over there.
She guided me to the palace.
The palace was heavily guarded.
What an amazing palace we saw yesterday!
In the palace live the king and the queen.
The Sanssouci Palace is in the rococo style.
I took him to the Kyoto Imperial Palace.
The king once lived in that palace.
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.
Those ruins were once a splendid palace.
A community hall is created for 10 days.
Compared to our house, yours is a mansion.
The building has 20 floors.
This is the palace the king and queen live in.
The car's parked opposite that building.
Sami lived in an opulent mansion in Cairo.
The royal palace was built on a hill.
The palace was a gilded cage for the princess.
It's presumptuous to call this a palace. Essentially, it's a big house.
- "You can get it at the courthouse," the clerk added.
- "You can get it at the Metropolitan Government Office," the clerk added.
No one who owns a pet is allowed to live in this apartment building.
- In the palace live the king and the queen.
- This is the palace the king and queen live in.
I'm pretty sure that building was built in 1987.
The Royal Palace in Paris was built in 1629 for Richelieu.
The AT&T building in New York is an example of postmodern architecture.
Compared to our house, his is virtually a palace.
The next year, Wellington’s victory at Salamanca forced Soult to abandon his palace in Seville,
"And what's in the building on the other side of the yard?" "There are stables on the ground floor and haylofts above them."
In 1951, at the Palace of Soviet Pioneers, British International Master Robert Wade played a simultaneous game with 30 local children up to 14 years old. After seven hours of play, MI Wade managed to make 10 draws, having lost the other 20 matches.
The incident came in the wake of Al-Qaeda's admission of responsibility, in a statement published by the organization, for an attack that targeted the republican palace in the city of Al-Mukalla in southern Yemen and resulted in the deaths of 30 officers and soldiers.
The poorest man may in his cottage bid defiance to all the forces of the Crown. It may be frail — its roof may shake — the wind may blow through it — the storm may enter — the rain may enter — but the King of England cannot enter — all his force dares not cross the threshold of the ruined tenement!