She kept Tanaka in the room all the time; for Sadako's remarks about marriage with Ito had alarmed her.
Mr. Ito merely thought that the big Englishman, having drunk much saké, was talking nonsense.
You only have to write a letter, which Mr. Ito will give you.
But Ito had grown too powerful to be altogether trusted.
But Mr. Ito warned his patron that, legally, the money was still hers, and hers alone, and that in case of her marrying a second time it might again slip away.
As each relative bent and bowed, Ito announced his name and quality.
Mr. Ito called during the afternoon to wish a Merry Christmas.
O Hana, the maid, came in and announced thatIto San had called.
Mr. Ito slipped off his geta, and ascended from the garden path.
Still Ito kept pressing Geoffrey to eat, while at the same time apologizing for the quality of the food with exasperating repetition.
Tanaka was tried for murder; but it was established that he had killed Ito in defending his mistress's honour; and the court let him off with a year's hard labour.
The Barringtons with Ito led the procession; and the mutes closed in behind them.
But," Ito went on relentlessly, "it is hurtful to the body when once it has custom to be married.
The oily face was more moist than usual, the buffalo-horn moustache more truculent; and though the autumn day was cool, Ito was agitating a fan.
Count Ito Hirobumi, the chief author of these reforms, became the first minister president of state.
The political atmosphere was as purified, as was the forecast of its immediate future rendered uncertain, by the resignation of the Ito cabinet and the assassination of Toru Hoshi.
Marquis Ito now stands head and shoulders above the rest of the veteran statesmen, and beside him are found Field Marshal Yamagata, Count Matsukata, and others of equal note.
Seen in this light, the statement made in this connection by Premier Ito to the president of the upper house is highly significant.
But the time came when Ito at last found favorable opportunities to organize a large model party, which the former Liberals (lately styled Constitutionalists) joined in a body.
It is unnecessary to say that the last act was no less a blow to Marquis Ito than to the Katsura cabinet.
Nothing could have been more significant and characteristic of Marquis Ito than his action at this critical juncture of the history of the Constitution and of his own career.
The attitude of Marquis Ito toward the Yamagata cabinet during the latter's tenure of office was one of a cordial adviser to a modest inquirer.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ito" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
