cannobio in a sentence

• He was born in Cannobio, a Lombard town on Lago Maggiore.
• Bergonzoli settled in his birthplace, Cannobio, and died there in 1973.
• May 31, Cannobio-Cantu, flat, 122 ( 75.6)
• Cannobio was named as a village by 1207, and was granted administrative autonomy.
• Cannobio was assigned to the archdiocese of Milan and from 1817 was under the authority of the bishop of Novara.
• Shortly after this apparition, a plague swept through the area devastating lakeside and valley towns and villages, but leaving Cannobio relatively unscathed.
• During the Middle Ages the fortunes of the village were closely tied to those of the parish and court of Cannobio in the county of Stazzona.
• From one, Giuseppe Garibaldi addressed the people of Cannobio in 1859, and on another stands a plaque celebrating an important event in Cannobio in 1627.
• From one, Giuseppe Garibaldi addressed the people of Cannobio in 1859, and on another stands a plaque celebrating an important event in Cannobio in 1627.
• In 1927 the territory of the comune of Cannobio was extended to incorporate some small villages in the vicinity ( Traffiume, Sant Agata, San Bartolomeo ).
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• The first documented mention of Cannobio dates to 909 . During medieval times, the town became a center for wool and tanning industries, as well as the lumber trade.
• During the Second World War the people of Cannobio rose up against the Nazi and fascist regime, from 2 to 9 September 1944, and proclaimed the Republic of the Ossola.
• Cannero Riviera borders the following municipalities : Aurano, Cannobio, Oggebbio, Trarego Viggiona; and across the lake in the Lombard Province of Varese : Brezzo di Bedero, Germignaga, Luino.
• A small group, including Marco Pantani, finished four seconds behind the winner, who completed the 133-kilometer ( 82-mile ) course from Cannobio to Cantu in three hours, five minutes, 30 seconds.
• Some of the buildings both on the lakefront and further back in the old part of town date back over 600 years, from when Cannobio was a renowned smuggling town, and most of these have been restored in fine style.
• It rises again to Pilone peak before descending to Lago Maggiore between Brissago and Cannobio, on the left bank making landfall at Caviano and passing west of Lugano and the villages of " Malcantone " to Ponte Tresa at Lake Lugano.
• In Cannobio, he is also remembered for his 1884 " Monument to the patriots of May 27 28, 1859 " and in Traffiume, a neighborhood of this town, for his " Monument to the Fallen " ( erected 1920 ).
• He has been a judge on several Italian television talent shows, including  Diventer?Una Star-e Una Persona Migliore,   La Spada d'Oro ( Acireale ), Concorso Canoro's  Note Azzurre ( Cannobio ), and " In & canto a Morciano . 
• The church of St . Vittore, already present in 1076, and with a bell tower from the 13th century, was completely rebuilt between 1733 and 1749 . Autonomous rule for the community of Cannobio and its valley came about in 1342, with the spontaneous submission to Luchino and Giovanni Visconti, lords of Milan.
• Although nursing back and hip bruises suffered in a bad spill Sunday, Petacchi can hope to launch successful sprints in Wednesday's 17th leg, an almost-flat 117-kilometer ( 72.5-mile ) course from Salice Terme to Asti, and in Saturday's next-to-last leg, another flat course from Cannobio to Cantu.