NOUN
- a boot-shaped peninsula in southern Europe extending into the Mediterranean Sea
How To Use Italian Peninsula In A Sentence
- He secured the backing of powerful patrons and was soon in demand throughout the Italian peninsula. Sources of the West: Readings in Western Civilization, Volume 1: From the Beginning to 1715
- The use of bangers and fireworks to welcome in the new year being suspended by more than 850 towns and cities on the Italian peninsula. Times, Sunday Times
- It will be displayed along with other portraits of the artist at an exhibition in the southern town of Vaglio, in the "instep" of the boot-shaped Italian peninsula, from April 8 through Aug. 31. Chicago news, weather, traffic - CBS 2 - WBBM
- Throughout the history of western culture, the art of the Italian peninsula looms large. Times, Sunday Times
- Part of that is due to the fact that Umbria is the only landlocked region on the Italian peninsula.
- Throughout the history of western culture, the art of the Italian peninsula looms large. Times, Sunday Times
- Now it came home on the Italian peninsula. Paul VI - The First Modern Pope
- They allowed their forces to gather strength and experience kicking the Germans out of Africa, then Sicily, then up the Italian Peninsula.
- In turn, Italian had taken it from the Late Latin bancus, meaning “workbench,” a counterlike surface that could be set up by those who manned them—“bankers”—in town squares dotting the Italian Peninsula. The English Is Coming!
- Then we ran down the Illyrian coast and, with oars at full speed, sail bellying with a powerful southwester, rounded the Italian peninsula with a strong wind for Sicilia and the Tyrrhenian Sea, where we ran into a small flotilla of black-sailed ships expectantly lying in wait for us. The Skrayling Tree
