Le vesciche galleggiano sopre aqua, mentre le cose di pesovanno al fondo=--Bladders swim on the surface of the water, while things of weight sink to the bottom.
Quando i furbi vanno in processione, il diabolo porta la croce=--When rogues go in procession the devil carries the cross.
Vanno took Mary's hand and kept it in his as he led her out of the arbour.
She said over and over to herself almost stupidly as she prepared to leave Angelo's house: "If only Vannowere here--if only Vanno were here!
A moment later Hannaford strolled back, having changed his mind for some reason; butVanno had already forgotten him.
That unworthy person is at her service," Vanno said, bored at the prospect, but willing to please his friend.
The music of their love must at best be jarred by discords: and looking to the stars behind the drifting clouds, Mary told herself with a bursting heart that it would be kinder to break with Vanno now.
She sat still, in the same chair where she had sat happily writing to Vanno a few hours before.
She wanted Vanno to hear this first, when they were alone together.
Then she looked up suddenly, first at Angelo, her glance travelling to Vannoalmost pleadingly before she spoke.
No, thanks, I won't trouble you," Vannoreplied hurriedly.
By the way, it's our first luncheon party, not counting you and Vanno and the curé.
Her voice was so calm, so gentle and even sincere that in spite of himself Vanno was impressed.
You look tired," Vanno added, as they shook hands.
Tutti vanno alla rinfusa"] Perhaps, too, Boito had inherited a love for the vigorous dance from his Polish mother.
With a readiness and celerity for which theVanno palace was famous, a feast fit for the emperor had been improvised in a few minutes, and nothing was now wanting except the guests.
To have been called to the house of Sergius Vanno and not to have gone there, was to have lost a day to be forever regretted.
Leaving theVanno palace, Ænone joined herself to this moving concourse.
The father of the wife of the imperator Sergius Vanno should be the leader of a cohort rather than of a mere century; and be otherwise lodged than in this poor place.
Nor was it a matter to be mentioned with especial laudation that Sergius Vanno had succeeded in repressing, with overwhelming force, a revolt in a few of the Ægean islands.
Whoever might have been renowned before, Sergius Vannowas the hero of to-day.
As a token of national appreciation, therefore, the honor thus bestowed upon Sergius Vanno was not one of the first order; nor were such pageants a novelty to the Roman people.
When, in the second year of Titus Vespasian, the Roman general Sergius Vanno returned from his armed expedition in the East, and asked for public honors, there were some in the senate who made objection.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vanno" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
