There very weeping suffers not to weep,] Lo piantostesso li pianger non lascia.
The hills of Vita are confronted by the heights of the Pianto dei Romani, where the enemy deployed his columns.
Marino's Pianto d'Italia has no trace of Marinism.
And the reflection forced upon us when we read the Pianto d'Italia, is that Marino composed it to flatter a patron who at that moment entertained visionary schemes of attacking the Spanish hegemony.
About midway lies Calatafimi, where all the roads leading from the eastern coast to Palermo converge, and above it towers the immensely strong position called Pianto dei Romani, from a battle in which the Romans were defeated.
Or again, with the irresistible slyness of the final chorus of the Aminta already quoted compare the sententious lines with which Guarini closed his play: O fortunata coppia, Che piantoha seminato, e riso accoglie!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pianto" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
