Torino

[ taw-ree-naw ]

noun

1. Turin.

Torino

/ toˈriːno /

noun

1. See Turin
   the Italian name for Turin

Example Sentences

Attempts to export shale oil and gas, for example, have run smack into legal and regulatory barriers as old as a Gran Torino.

From The Daily Beast

Or perhaps you recognize him from Flags of Our Fathers, Gran Torino, or Invictus.

From The Daily Beast

But Eastwood is also loved by young voters who remember him in Million Dollar Baby and Gran Torino.

From The Daily Beast

The Gran Torino is a dinosaur, and so is Walt Koslowski (Eastwood).

From The Daily Beast

This may explain why Warner Bros and Sony, in addition to Paramount, are pursuing the strategy for Seven Pounds and Gran Torino.

From The Daily Beast

Studio sulla morfologia degli emisferi cerebrali dell'uomo, Torino, 1895.

From Project Gutenberg

Address till middle of November: Torino (Italia) ferma in posta.

From Project Gutenberg

(La Razza Negra nel suo stato selvaggio e nella sua duplice condizione di emancipata e di schiava, Torino, 1864, p. 20).

From Project Gutenberg

Catalogo ragionato della esposizione di storia della medicina aperta in Torino nel 1898.

From Project Gutenberg

August 19 the first detachment of the army sailed from Taormina in the Torino and the Franklin.

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