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• "Cappuccino " was my best word, following " Buon giorno !"
• An Aussie crew working Alitalia's Boston-Rome route welcomed boarders with, " Buon giorno, mate !"
• George Clooney shoots baskets with the local kids, carries grandmothers'groceries uphill and works hard on pronouncing " buon giorno ."
• But mostly they seem to be there to offer a perfunctory " buon giorno " or a plastic sheath for your dripping umbrella.
• ROME ( AP ) _ A warm " Buon Giorno ! " and a bowl of pasta are something Mario Cuomo can always count on in his ancestral land.
• "Buon giorno, benvenuto " _ good day, welcome _ the pope greeted Prodi in a departure from the usual, more restrained protocol inside the apostolic palace.
• Children now complement their cries of " ciao, ciao " _ already part of the Bosnian lexicon _ with " bravo " and " buon giorno ."
• Because I am a no-good shanty Irishman from the west side of Chicago, I smile and say " Buon Giorno " to every priest and nun whose path I cross.
• Standing at the tee, holding a 5-iron, the cuddly Rocca addressed the ball ( " buon giorno, ball " ) and hit a high drive that landed in front of the hole and dribbled in.
• You can still hear a sunny disposition behind Enrico Sbolci's " buon giorno " as he greets you at Cafe Delle Stelle, but he and every other restaurateur and retailer near the Civic Center have had better days.
• Since then, he always tells her good morning . " He says it like this, ` Buon giorno, signora,'" Mrs . Riva said, opening her mouth wide and rolling the vowels in an exaggerated imitation of Clooney's efforts to pronounce Italian.
• ""'Carla Cametti PD " "'is a six-part Australian television crime series that was announced in April 2008 and first screened on SBS TV on 8 January 2009 . The series of six episodes was produced by Buon Giorno Productions Pty Ltd.
• Well, buonasera I guess; ) I was watching the funny Apple commercials in French ( don't ask ) and I came across this one-at 6 : 28 " le bon monsieur PC " says " buon giorno " in an attempt to communicate with the Japanese girl.
• As with " Life Is Beautiful, " the 49-year-old Benigni doubles as star and director in " Pinocchio, " and his wife-muse Nicoletta Braschi, who inspired his " Buon giorno, principessa " line in the Oscar-winner, is also his foil in this film, as the blue-haired fairy.