Corso is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORSO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Italian) a race esp. of riderless horses
• a street used for social promenades, or where races and parades were formerly held.
• (in Italy and some other Mediterranean countries) a social promenade.
• promenade

Words related to CORSO

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Words that contain CORSO

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How to use CORSO in a sentence

• The quadruple lines of columns all along the Corso, as the four-mile-long main thoroughfare was called, began to look like pier-piles in a flowing tide of men.
• Ere I leave, the Caffe is empty, Empty too the streets, in all its length the Corso Empty, and empty I see to my right and left the Condotti.
• I have seen nowhere, except in Hyde Park, such a brilliant show of equipages as on the Corso of Milan.
• From the Corso to the Forum all was as still as in a deserted city.
• The Corso is so crowded in the morning, that a carriage can scarcely pass.
• Going in the direction of the Corso, we passed the ruined front of the magnificent Temple of Antoninus, now used as the Papal Custom House.
• We turned to the right on entering the Corso, expecting to have a view of the city from the hill at its southern end.
• The monument was to be erected at this historic place in front of the side wall of the church, with the center toward the Corso, high above the surrounding buildings.
• More business is done on Sunday in this street than in any other quarter, with the exception of the Corso.
• Agnese, in the Piazza Navone, which formerly belonged to the Arch of Marcus Aurelius in the Corso.
• On the 18th of October a large number of armed French landed at Cape Corso, and approached the town.
• I directed Captain Gould of the Audacious, and the El Corso brig, to take charge of this prize.
• He called this morning, and I shall go in search of him at Corso time.
• At night the Corso in which, we live was illuminated, and many thousands passed through it in a torch-bearing procession.
• After the procession passed, I attempted to go on foot from the Cafe Novo, in the Corso, to St.
• And I shall watch the banners at Campaldino, I shall hear the intoxicating words of Corso Donati, I shall look into his very face and read the truth.
• It was in front of this monastery that Corso Donati was killed in 1307.
• They make the bastions of the town their Corso, but none except the nobles can go and drive upon one part of it.
• Then you shall see these queenly Trasteverine in all their bravery, thronging the Corso.
• Perfect pandemonium reigned during this wild dash down the Corso.
• At the end of the Corso a net was dropped across the street, into which the frenzied steeds plunged and were flung to the ground, a tangled and bleeding mass of noble horse-flesh.
• The four tiers of the Pincian Hill were packed with spectators, and every window and balcony in the Corso was filled with faces.
• Coming down the Corso he had been dimly conscious of eyes looking at him from windows and balconies.
• At the corner of the Piazza Colonna he had to wait some time before he could cross the Corso, for the crowds were coming both ways and the traffic frightened him.
• The clubs in the Corso were crowded with princes, nobles, diplomats, and distinguished foreigners.
• Groups could be seen under the great lamps in the Corso reading the evening papers.
• But, fine gentleman as he is, the wealthy speculator, if he would remain such, is not always at the hunt or lounging in the Corso.
• In the course of his voyage, England met with two ships, but these taking shelter under Cape Corso Castle, he unsuccessfully attempted to set them on fire.
• It was then very much as it is now if one tries to sleep in rooms in the Corso or the Via Babuino.
• Martino, where it entered a gate that opened out of the present Corso toward the west.
• Martino, which opened west at the end of the Corso.
• This platform is a little over three feet above the level of the modern piazza, but is now hidden under the steps to the Corso.
• Angelo thundered an end to the frolic, when the rain came down again in torrents, and put out the last tapers that yet lingered along the Corso.

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