Sentences with venice. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use venice in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for venice.
- Look on living Venice! (10)
- There is no music in Venice! (10)
- In Venice she was not happy. (10)
- The lady wandered to Venice. (10)
- Venice charms me more than ever. (14)
- He advises Ammiani to go to Venice. (10)
- The archduchess is coming to Venice. (10)
- I shall not look back till we reach Venice. (10)
- I shall not look back till we reach Venice. (22)
- In Italy, these were Naples, Venice and Rome. (3)
- Venice, the passes of the Adige, the Adda, the Oglio are ours. (10)
- Bologna and Venice were married in her aspect. (10)
- In Seville, or in Venice, the spot was on her. (10)
- We leave Venice probably to-morrow for Verona. (14)
- Why did the centre shift from Florence to Venice? (3)
- Soon after this the boat was set for Venice again. (10)
- Glittering Venice was now in sight; the dome of Sta. (10)
- We all go to Venice: Captain Weisspriess follows us. (10)
- Altogether the day was a reanimation of external Venice. (10)
- Take me through Venice, that I may look at myself and wonder. (10)
- Is that the way they mean to reconquer Venice by dint of arms? (10)
- From Dresden he went to Venice, and there he found his friend Mr. Field. (14)
- If he could once introduce his gleaner in Venice, he should be a made man. (9)
- Venice, it has been said, differs from all other cities in the sentiment which she inspires. (2)
- I had no thought of reproaching you with not answering my note from Venice. (14)
- When the time came for them to leave Venice, Mr. Orson was even eager to go. (9)
- The spirit of the new and short-lived Republic wrought that change in Venice. (10)
- Well, if she was unhappy, was it not the fulfilment of his prophecy in Venice? (10)
- He is apparently kept on constant service between Milan, and Verona, and Venice. (10)
- I say, let it be Bergamo; or be it Brescia, if you like; or Venice: she is ready. (10)
- The brothers quitted Bologna for Venice, where there was the bed of a conspiracy. (10)
- I would get out and take the first train back to Venice if it were not for two things. (9)
- Venice dropped lower and lower, breasting the waters, until it was a thin line in air. (10)
- They were dated the day Hinkle left Venice, and the envelope bore the postmark of Verona. (9)
- Renee thought she began to comprehend the spirit of Venice, and chided her rebelliousness. (10)
- She mentioned Venice in a short breath of praise, as if her spirit could not repose there. (10)
- If I can get him to promise me one whole year in Italy, our visit to Venice may be deferred. (10)
- On the way from Germany to Venice, he had found himself at the Hotel Goldene Alp at Salzburg. (8)
- She thought so, oh, yes; she never could have the home-feeling at Venice that she had at Florence. (9)
- We had been talking of Venice, and what life was like there, and he made me tell him in some detail. (9)
- He became a conductor at Imola, and afterwards at Venice, where he led his forces with decided vigor. (3)
- She saw that she could not leave Venice till she had heard in some sort from the letter she had written. (9)
- They were once more at Venice in his ravings, and he was reasoning with her that Belsky was not drowned. (9)
- Such a vessel rarely came to Venice even in times of peace, and in times of war there was no hope of any. (9)
- His best-known pupil, =Cipriano di Rore= (1516-1565), was short-lived, and worked in both Venice and Parma. (3)
- Before I left Venice I had made my sketches into a book, which I sent on to Messrs. Trubner & Co., in London. (9)
- Four years of teaching at Naples were followed by similar work in Venice, where he gained deserved prominence. (3)
- I determined to fancy myself in Venice, which is the place my husband must take me to, when I am married to him. (10)
- P. Sweelinck= (1562-1621) is the last, and while of the Netherlands, studied in Venice, but did his work at home. (3)
- But the boat was flying fast from Venice, and she could have fallen at his feet and kissed them for not countermanding it. (10)
- There used to be very good circuses in Venice, where many Venetians had the only opportunity of their lives to see a horse. (9)
- Her recent commands with respect to turbulent Venice were the subject of criticism among the circle outside the Piazza Gaffe. (10)
- Early in the morning she must find among her feathered favourites a pair of rare India fowls, which he had received from Venice. (5)
- Six years after Miss Milray parted with Clementina in Venice she found herself, towards the close of the summer, at Middlemount. (9)
- They proposed my going to Venice; the salary was then seven hundred and fifty, but they thought they could get it put up to a thousand. (9)
- At the end of his fortnight he went northward into the Austrian Tyrol, and a few days later Gregory came down from the Dolomites to Venice. (9)
- But her entreaties to go were vehement, though Venice had no happy place in her recollections, and he withheld his objections to her going. (10)
- Lena persisted in talking; she was indignant at his abandonment of the journey to Venice; she reproached him as feeble, inconsiderate, indifferent. (10)
- In this sense Niagara deserves almost to rank with Rome, the metropolis of history and religion; with Venice, the chief city of sentiment and fantasy. (9)
- I had earlier had some dealings with him as a fellow-consul concerning a deserter from an American ship whom I inherited from my predecessor at Venice. (9)
- The compositions of the next organists of fame, Willaert, of Venice (1490-1562), and Cyprian di Rore (1516-1565), pupil of the former, have distinct names. (3)
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