Amalfi

/ əˈmælfɪ /

noun

1. a town in Italy: a major Mediterranean port from the 10th to the 18th century, now a resort

Example Sentences

After 16 years, the surviving Vegas outpost of the Iron Chef’s original flagship restaurant will leave Caesars Palace to make way for Amalfi by Bobby Flay

From Eater

Schettino has been in Meta di Sorrento near the Amalfi Coast since being released on house arrest last Tuesday.

From The Daily Beast

As the audience enters, the diaphanous curtains onstage are gently blowing in the breezes of the Amalfi coast.

From The Daily Beast

My grandmother is from Naples so I spent every summer of my childhood traveling between Capri, Sorrento, and the Amalfi Coast.

From The Daily Beast

The coast on this side is less grand than on the Amalfi side, but it is more friendly as a place for residence.

From Project Gutenberg

Strangers visited Capri, Amalfi, Paestum; they went here and there and everywhere.

From Project Gutenberg

The common opinion, which ascribes its discovery to a citizen of Amalfi in the fourteenth century, is undoubtedly erroneous.

From Project Gutenberg

Meantime letters reached Amalfi describing the new Odontoglossum, with a picture showing the foliage.

From Project Gutenberg

Within an hour this gentleman, Mr. Kerbach, received a telegram short and imperative: ‘Go Amalfi.’

From Project Gutenberg