In Italian too we have "vuol piovere;" "quest' orologio non vuol andare.
This couplet he inscribed on the walls of the Council Chamber, in 1495:-- 'E sappi che chi vuol parlamento Vuol torti dalle mani il reggimento.
This work was the Variations on Mozart's Figaro, "Se vuol ballare.
And Giovanni remembered his words: 'L'ingegno dell' pittore vuolessere a similitudine dello specchio.
Ogni bel giuoco vuol durar poco--no good game should last long, and let us play this compact of ours out.
Chi vuol esser mal servito tenga assai famiglia=--Let him who would be ill served keep plenty servants.
E buon comprare quando un altro vuol vendere=--It is well to buy when another wishes to sell.
Chi vuol presto e ben, faccia da se=--He who wishes a thing done quickly and well, must do it himself.
Chi non vuol servir ad un sol signor, a molto ha da servir=--He who will not serve one master will have to serve many.
Bella femmina che ride, vuol dire borsa che piange=--The smiles of a pretty woman are the tears of the purse.
La sua Eminenza non vuol altro,' he broke his whip, and throwing down the two pieces on either side the carriage, flung up his hands with a gesture of despair, and drove off.
Lorenzino de' Medici in his prologue to the Aridosio tells the audience they must not be angry if they see the usual lover, miser, and crafty servant, "e simil cose delle quali non puo uscire chi vuolfare commedie.
We frequently meet with the word Comune on his lips: O vuol re o signore o vuol comune, Che per comune dico cio ch'io parlo.
Risolve per ordinario in momenti et havendo seco segretarii per gli affari d'Inghilterra, per quelli di Scotia e Ibernia comanda ciascuno di essi, quanto occorre e vuol che si faccia in tutti i suoi regni.
It sought information of the officials running to and fro with telegrams, in a spirit of national sweetness, and consoled itself with saying, as Italy has said under all circumstances of difficulty for centuries: Ci vuol pazienza!
In imagination she again heard his outburst of anger, again saw him rise from his seat in wrath at the innocent "Chi la gagliarda vuol imparare.
The words "Chi la gagliarda vuol imparare" constantly echoed in her ears, mocking, reckless, urging her to retaliation.
Io non so che cosa vuol dir mi, Illustrissimo," said the Signora, in bewilderment.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vuol" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
