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Lombardy

NOUN
  1. a region of north central Italy bordering Switzerland

How To Use Lombardy In A Sentence

  • The city's wealth came almost entirely from its role as an entrepôt, moving goods from the eastern Mediterranean to Lombardy and over the Alps to northern Europe.
  • In the North East of Lombardy the Italian suits: swords, batons, cups and coins are used.
  • Lombardy's centres of viticulture are off-centre geographically - in the far north, in the far south, and in the far east - all well off the region's main axis of communication.
  • Defeated in Lombardy, the revolution sputtered on in Venice, Tuscany, Rome, and Sicily.
  • Prague and Galicia and Hungary, from Lombardy and Venetia, and from their own easy-going capital, had destituted Metternich. The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1
  • Formation of regional party bloc Five regional autonomy parties moved towards forming a political bloc under the leadership of the Lombardy League.
  • In 568 the Lombards marched from Pannonia into Italy, conquered the northern part, still called Lombardy, and founded the kingdom of that name, which was afterward greatly extended, and existed until overthrown by Charlemagne in 774. The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 04
  • Besides Monferrato and parts of western Lombardy he received - through the intercession of the British negotiators - Sicily and the title of king that it conferred.
  • Lombardy's centres of viticulture are off-centre geographically - in the far north, in the far south, and in the far east - all well off the region's main axis of communication.
  • Settlements were offered to the Goths in Lombardy, and they advanced from the Po towards the Alps to take possession of them. The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
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