Examples of using Whose base in English and their translations into Italian
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with battlement sustained by overhanging shelves that greatly rise over a square tower, whose base is formed by great blocks of squared shaped stones,
that"the Polish Government will strive to ensure that the new Constitution of the European Union will be in the spirit of the European values, at whose base there is a Christian vision of the human person
thus to intercept orthogonally the lactiferous channels, at whose base is placed a drip pan connected to a collecting cup.
They used captured booty to erect some splendid votary monuments in the Temple of Apollo at Delphi- over forty bronze statues whose bases can still be seen.
Chutney whose base is the chorizo pepper.
It is a beautiful stone monument whose base has.
Area also insists a keep, whose base measures approx.
The product, whose base looks like a balloon,
They are presented in format of 100 grams, whose base is vegetable Glycerin.
A wine whose base is that grape contended between Canavese
It also made Giardino Veneziano restaurant with specialties in dishes whose base is the meat or fish.
Oden is a highly digestible food, whose base is a soup made with bonito flakes(katsuobushi) and kelp.
the twin peaks at whose base the stronghold lay rose abruptly,
PENTAKOS FORM Pentakos is a philosophical concept represented by an empty pentahedron with tetrahedral faces whose base is enclosed in a circle.
Thermoplastic compounds are a class of material whose base resin is of thermoplastic nature,
Also the island of Vulcano is only the tip of a large volcano whose base is at a depth of about 1,000 m.
He served in the eighty-seconda heavy-bomber squadron of the twenty-first heavy bomber aviation brigade, whose base was in the city of Rostov-on-Don, until 1938.
the twin peaks at whose base the stronghold lay rose abruptly,
Chinese balance whose base consists of a drawer containing 37 brass weights in the shape of violin cases-a widespread,
Its roof is upheld by a massive stalagmite, upon whose base polished by the usage of many thousand years,