- a word derived from Sorrento.
Example Sentences
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Below the Sorrentine heights, perhaps in General Clark's office-truck headquarters, the American and Briton met.
From Time Magazine Archive
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One day, under German mortar fire, he picked a careful way behind stone walls up the limestone and pumice heights of the Sorrentine peninsula.
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Does it not recall Sorrento and the exquisite Sorrentine landscape—that moonlight on the sea?
From Sir Noel's Heir A Novel by Fleming, May Agnes
The bed of the earth, itself, in all that region, appears to have been but the vomitings of volcanoes; and the Sorrentine passes his peaceable life in the bed of an extinguished crater.
From The Water-Witch or, the Skimmer of the Seas by Cooper, James Fenimore
Does it not recall Sorrento, and the exquisite Sorrentine landscape—that moonlight on the sea?
From Norine's Revenge; Sir Noel's Heir by Fleming, May Agnes