Calabrian in a sentence

At least eight of the dead were children who perished after a wooden boat broke up in stormy seas on the shoals off the Calabrian coast Sunday.

In March, the Italian Coast Guard carried out two large-scale missions that rescued more than 1,000 migrants from several boats hundreds of miles off the Calabrian coast.

Camp Pennant’s wood oven-roasted vegetables with anchovy-butter sauce, bread crumbs and Calabrian chili.

This pasta, tangled in a Calabrian chile cream and sprinkled with aged pecorino, was rich and flavorful with a heat that lingered just long enough to keep things interesting.

A pasta trio will be baked: manicotti, a Neapolitan lasagna, and noodles stuffed with Calabrian pressed olives aged under the pressure of a lid and heavy stone (a recipe from Osso's late aunt).

Then there’s the roasted monk fish medallions (Calabrian chili, lemon, capers, spinach and crispy potatoes), which is almost a religious experience.

At the time, Kuciak was investigating the link between Italian and Slovak politicians with the Calabrian mafia.

Kuciak claimed that Italian businessmen with links to the Calabrian organised crime syndicate 'Ndrangheta had settled in eastern Slovakia, and had spent years embezzling EU funds.

Kuciak claimed that Italian businessmen with links to the Calabrian organised crime syndicate ‘Ndrangheta had settled in eastern Slovakia, and had spent years embezzling EU funds.

The Calabrian mafia, known as the ‘Ndrangheta, has emerged as the most ruthless and deadly organised crime syndicate in today following successful campaigns to curtail the influence of the Cosa Nostra in Sicily and the Camorra in Naples.

They called it 'Pasta de A.J.' and it had an Alfredo sauce, a garlic cream sauce, spicy Calabrian peppers, some chives in there and farfalle pasta, chicken and of course, bacon – because bacon goes well with everything.

Calabrian Jews have had notably influence on many areas of Jewish life and culture.

C.N.R., Roma presented a complete bibliography of the literature on the Calabrian geology as published up until that moment.

Gratteri & Nicaso, Fratelli di sangue, p. 21 The first time the word 'Ndrangheta was mentioned before a wider audience was by the Calabrian writer Corrado Alvaro in the Corriere della Sera in September 1955.

He landed at Melito on 14 August and marched at once into the Calabrian mountains.

However, in isolated pockets, as well as some quarters of Reggio Calabria a variety of Occitan can also be found in certain communities and French has had an influence on many Calabrian words and phrases.

In addition, since Calabria was once ruled by the Spanish, some Calabrian dialects exhibit Spanish derivatives.

In this period the presence of Calabrian humanists or refugees from Constantinople was fundamental.

It is during this time of Arab invasions that many staples of today’s Calabrian cuisine came into fashion: citrus fruits and eggplants for example.

Only after the tragedy did the Spanish authorities turn their attention to Lipari and repopulate the city with Sicilian, Calabrian and Spanish families.