Bernard, the great church and monastery of the Carthusians, two very large piazzas the large granaries of the Papal Government, part of the grounds of the Villa Montalto Negroni, and some vineyards and houses besides.
Once a day we go up on one of the upperpiazzas to exercise.
We lie round on the floor of one of the lower piazzas all day and read books from the library.
It was a large shabby structure, with a piazza above as well as below, and on these piazzas various people were sitting who looked unmistakably ill.
Pretty houses stood on either side in green, shaded door-yards, with roses and vine-hung piazzas and nicely-cut grass.
The piazzas each side of the front projection have sliding-windows to the floor, and can, by glazed sashes, be made green-houses in winter.
In a warm climate, piazzas can be made at the back side also.
The piazzas are filled with shops for the display of all sorts of goods, which has an exceedingly rich appearance.
Flowers are selected and arranged as only feminine taste could suggest, while the broad piazzas are simply floral bowers and gardens of placid delights.
Its spacious piazzas fronting the ocean are constantly fanned by the northeast trades from October to March.
It has also a fine square, with broad piazzas occupying three of its sides, while the cathedral bounds it to the east.
And the Egyptian obelisks that stand in several of the piazzasput even the Augustan or Republican antiquities to shame.
As much more room had been made upon the piazzas by the assignment of men to the cabins, Colonel Winchester and some of his officers also rested there.
A hundred persons could have slept there, and twice as many could have found shade in the wide piazzas which stretched the full length of the four sides.
The fitful gusts of rain ceased, and then it came with a steady pour and roar, driving directly down, thus leaving the men on the outer edges of the piazzas untouched and dry.
Nearly every room and all the piazzas were dim with the yellow haze of burning cigaritos.
Mr. Kelly is now finishing a very commodious house, on a scale of some magnitude, with piazzas around the whole.
The houses at Settra Kroo are often two stories high, with piazzasround the whole.
It was white, with double piazzasall the way across the front.
It was a quaint and lovely old cream-colored mansion, a portico on its north front, two long piazzas as usual, along the south side of the house.
You admire the lofty, cool rooms, with their green blinds, and the width of the piazzas on both sides the house, built to compensate for the want of shade from trees, which cannot be allowed near the dwelling for fear of moschetoes.
Without making an observation, the count paid the man, and was returning homeward along Duke Street and the piazzas of Drury Lane Theatre, when the crowd around the doors constrained him to stop.
Thaddeus stood under the piazzas for two or three minutes, bewildered on the plan he should adopt.
That day in Florence, flooding all her streets And piazzas with a tumult and desire.
Their numbers were increased by certain of the summer people from the Point, drawn from their piazzas and their hammocks by rumors of a sensation.
The hotels blazed cheerfully; the piazzaswere full and merry; in the parlors people were playing and singing.
This being the case, permit me to inquire what are the rights of persons occupying rooms on the ground-floors of hotels, or boarding-houses, with windows opening upon the piazzas of the same.
I have watched them, sympathetically, as they sat on the piazzas of the hotels and boarding-houses where we were thrown together.
I don't call it very athletic, sitting around on hotel piazzas all summer long, as nineteen-twentieths of us do.
The Altrurian was delighted with the hotel; and in fact it did look extremely pretty, with its branching piazzas full of well-dressed people, and its green lawns where the children were playing.
The guests were sitting in friendly groups about the piazzas or in rows against the walls, the ladies with their gossip and the gentlemen with their cigars.
There were no piazzasat front or side, just a small stoop at the doorway, from which paths branched around to the rear.
Wide piazzas flanked the house on every side, screened and awninged from the sun and wind and rain.
It is a perfect sight to behold, to set on the piazzas at Saratoga, and see the folks a goin' past.
As the alarm was sounded, we gathered upon the piazzas to watch its progress.
It was a three story, white house, with wide piazzas facing the water, and just across the street were bath houses, that we were permitted to use whenever we pleased.
If I were buying piazzas in Rome I should begin with the Navona, but there are enough to suit all purses and tastes.
The most of these houses are two stories high, and are surrounded with piazzas and covered galleries.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "piazzas" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
