Mantova

/ ˈmantova /

noun

1. the Italian name for Mantua

Example Sentences

There was no launch party and no book tour; there were no interviews, no profiles, no photo shoots, no signings, no readings, no panels, no onstage conversations, no Woodstocks of the Mind in Hay-on-Wye, in Toledo, in Mantova, in Paraty, in Cartagena, in Jaipur, in Dubai; and there was no radio and no television.

From New York Times

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations held the first World Forum on Urban Forests recently in Mantova, Italy, and 93 countries attended, Mr. Boeri said.

From New York Times

In Mantova, where voters are also voting for the leadership of the Lombardy region, the logo of the Democratic Party regional candidate was printed erroneously.

From Seattle Times

The decision affects the archaeological museums of Naples, Taranto and Reggio Calabria in southern Italy, and the Ducal Palace Museum of Mantova and Estense Gallery in Modena in the north.

From Reuters

So, too, have mainstream labels from Burberry and Brooks Brothers to cult favorites like Brunello Cucinelli and Luigi Bianchi Mantova, a stealth go-to for editors who follow the international men’s wear circuit.

From New York Times