Stilo

Elsewhere in Europe, Westfield announced last month that it bought a site for a major mall in Milan, Italy, in partnership with Italy's Gruppo Stilo.

Mall Owner Tightens Global Grip Kris Hudson 2011

That being said - I think American consumers will respond well to their cars - particularly the Stilo, which I think is the best looking hatchback on the market in Europe.

Wired Top Stories 2009

A person involved in the deal said that price is lower than agreed in 2007, but AXA also agreed to share profits with Stilo if income from the center is higher than expected.

In Germany, Funds Return to Deal Table 2009

Dressed in beige shorts and a T-shirt with a Ferrari rucksack on his back, the Finn and two friends quickly descended an iron staircase and walked briskly into an almost deserted car park where his silver Fiat Stilo was waiting.

Chequered Conflict Maurice Hamilton 2008

The NFL's Mr. Waller, an Englishman who grew up in Kenya, Spain, Hong Kong, Greece and Britain before coming to the U.S. in 1996, is still figuring out how to spread the word about Coach Stilo, especially during the week leading up to this month's game at Wembley.

Football Tries a New Play to Score Overseas 2008

The fictional Coach Stilo, who will make his debut on the Web later this month, is a tough-talking character with a New York accent.

Football Tries a New Play to Score Overseas 2008

In the summer of 1598 he was again in Stilo, where he soon became the inspiration behind a vast conspiracy against the Spanish, who at that time governed the Kingdom of Naples.

Tommaso Campanella Ernst, Germana 2005

Stilo Nouo, being the 21. of Aprill, after the account of England and sailed with good speed vnto the Cabo de bona

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

Lucius Aelius had a double cognomen, for he was called Praeconius, because his father was a herald; Stilo, because he was in the habit of composing orations for most of the speakers of highest rank; indeed, he was so strong a partisan of the nobles, that he accompanied Quintus

De vita Caesarum Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus

In two hours more we made the lighthouse of Stilo, and I was then tired enough to crawl down into the fearfully smelling little cuddy, and, wrapping Battista's heavy storm-jacket round my feet, I caught some sort of sleep.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 117, July, 1867. Various