With the exception of that little pint of amari aliquid at Rotterdam, we were all very happy.
The Amorites, as we may venture to assume, were the Amari of Egyptian inscriptions.
Jonah; snake in the grass, skeleton in the closet; amari aliquid [Lat.
But when Garibaldi and his thousand had conquered Sicily, Amarireturned to his native island, and was given an appointment in the government.
But the Neapolitan troops had re-occupied the island, the Liberals were in disagreement among themselves, and Amariwith several other notables with difficulty escaped to Malta.
At the general elections Amari was returned for Palermo and became minister of finance in the Stabile cabinet.
In 1859, after the expulsion of the central Italian despots, Amari was appointed professor of Arabic at Pisa and afterwards at Florence.
Michele Amari still held his clerkship, but he regarded the Neapolitan government with increasing hatred, and he led a life of active physical exercise to train himself for the day of revolution.
Surgit amari aliquid," the other replied with a disgusted sneer.
So, even in the pretty cottage of this prosperous and popular man--so envied by his poorer neighbours--surgit amari aliquid!
Found, even as the Roman did, That in life's most delicious draught Surgit amari aliquid?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "amari" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
