Thus accommodated, we descended the mountain with such rapidity, that in an hour we reached Limon, which is the native place of almost all the muleteers who transport merchandize from Nice to Coni and Turin.
Coni is situated between two small streams, and though neither very large nor populous, is considerable for the strength of its fortifications.
At Coni we found the countess C-- from Nice, who had made the same journey in a chair, carried by porters.
Coni is a considerable town, and pretty well built.
From the foot of the mountain to Coni the road follows a branch of the Po, the plains of which begin narrow, and widen at length into a general plain country, bounded on one side by the Alps.
Colli's army, excluding the troops in the valleys that led into Dauphine, was around Coni and Mondovi-Ceva, the latter group connecting with Beaulieu by a detachment under Provera between Millesimo and Carcare.
Melas defeated Championnet near Coni on the 4th of November; and a little later the French garrisons at Ancona and Coni surrendered.
All the considerable places belonging to the duke of Savoy were now taken, except Coni and Turin; and his little army was reduced to twelve thousand men, whom he could hardly support.
From its figure and position in the map, I judged it could be no other than Monte Viso, which is so strikingly conspicuous on the road from Coni to Turin.
But Akenda Mbani said, 'You know that if we do not keep the coni our father gave us, we are sure to die.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coni" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
