Venetian

At the east end of the church is a Venetian window.

This Venetian daughter had died three years before at 19.

A Venetian glass, blood red in colour, was the only thing on it.

His works are to be found in the Venetian churches.

We'll soon see how valuable he is to the Venetian government.

Members of many local families participated in war on the Venetian side.

"I do believe Venetian politics just went through an earthquake."

There was a window over to her right, with a Venetian blind.

The Venetian government had basically broken down by late 1628.

The group took their name from a Venetian glass manufacturer.

But how would making love to an imaginary Venetian party girl be any different, really?

A girl was standing at a window next to the bed, doing something to the venetian blinds, her back to him.

My Venetian friends assured me that it was no longer very good.

David decides to try to save her with the help of the Venetian police.

On each side of the front are wings with Venetian windows.

In 1688, it was successfully held against a strong Venetian attack.

In the garden front are three bay windows, a Venetian window and a door.

This village was once the centre of the then Venetian salt production.

The centre bay contains a large central venetian window on the ground floor.

Above the door at second floor height is a massive Venetian window.

His early subjects were romantic, and many are taken from Venetian history.

Not a great deal is known about what 18th-century Venetian operas looked like.

It was a small office, with Venetian blinds over the wide window at the back.

She is not sure whether it could accurately be described as Venetian red.

In several parts of the old city houses from the Venetian era are to be found.