50 examples of capitano in sentences

The capitano began yelping like a cowardly school-boy, who has been well punched by a lesser and more courageous antagonist.

"Per Dio Santo!" exclaimed our capitano; "yes, for the English it is a good portyou dare devils at seafor them it is a good port.

At this moment our experienced capitano fancied we had got into shoal-water; the surf was seen running in foaming circles, as if in a whirlpool.

Now, indeed, our capitano did yelp; now did the crew yelp, invoking all the saints of the Roman calendar, instead of attending to the ship.

My fellow passengers, a couple of Jews from Gibraltar, began swearing at the capitano and his brave men.

The capitano now took courage on seeing all the flags flying over the fortifications, it being Friday, the Mahometan Sabbath.

The capitano then came up to me, to shake hands, apologize, and present congratulations on our safe harbouring.

The capitano lit an extra candle before the picture of the Virgin below, and observed to me, whilst the men were saying their prayers of gratitude for deliverance, "Per un miraculo della santissima

In 1376 he was unanimously chosen Capitano della Parte Guelfaan office of still more personal influence than the Gonfaloniership.

Here is the Signor Capitano," he added, taking Sigismund by the arm, and dragging him forward, "lavish your favors on him, for no practice of mine could have been of use without his bravery.

"Buon giorno, Signor Capitano," cried Maso, saluting with his cap, when sufficiently near to those who occupied the path; "we meet often, and in all weathers; by day and by night; on the land and on the water; in the valley and on the mountain; in the city and on this naked rock, as Providence wills.

where did you pass the night yourself, brave Capitano, if I may be so bold as to question my superior?

I have but a step to make to find myself in the dominions of the house of Savoy; and, with your leave, gallant Capitano, I will now take it.

This morning, the General and myself went to pay our respects to the Gran Capitano of the Holy League, and we left our cards.

The second was Nugent, an Austrian marescallo, who became capitano generale of the Neapolitan army, August, 1816, and capo del supremo comando, February, 1817.ED.

We regret that Michelangelo could not carry out a work so congenial to his talent as this ideal portrait of the mighty Signer Capitano would have been; but we may console ourselves by reflecting that even his energies were not equal to all tasks imposed upon him.

The negro went under the name of Signior Capitano Francisco.

The Great Captain (el Gran Capitano), Gonzalvo di Cor´dova (1453-1515).

The People's Captain (el Capitano del Popolo), Guiseppe Garibaldi (1807-).

Istoria della Vita e Fatti dell' eccellentissimo Capitano di guerra Bartolommeo Colleoni, scritta per Pietro Spino.

" "Under what name and circumstances was he known to you, Signore?" "Ehhe called himself Sir Smees, a capitano in the service of the English king.

I did not see him actually on board of her, but he professed to be the commander of a certain vessel, in the service of the King of Inghilterra, called ze Ving-y-Ving, and said that his own name was Smeessiil capitano, or Sir Smees.

I called the felucca ze Ving-and-Ving; and I called myself le Capitaine Smeet; is it not true?" "SiVing-y-Ving and il Capitano SmeesSir Smees, a signore of an illustrious English family of that name, if I remember right.

One of these is a fellow, on whom the one rag lashes the other: he carries his huge bundle and a large flag with the inscription, "Capitano de Baroni."

Nature does not form such things: there was something so bold in the hanging on of the rags, that each boy instantly became a Capitano de Baroni.

50 examples of  capitano  in sentences