[ noun ] a city in Tuscany; site of the famous Leaning Tower <noun.location>
A trip to Pisa, Florence and Venice was Pounds 30. Then he wrote Liza of Lambeth; and then he wrote Lady Frederick, which ran at the Royal Court for 18 months.
New measurements by two Pisa University professors show the tower, which tilted by 0.046 inch in all of 1990, has leaned by another 0.039 inch since the beginning of this year.
The injured were flown by helicopter to a hospital in Pisa, while others were taken by ambulance to a hospital in Volterra.
Scientists plan to anchor the Leaning Tower of Pisa to thick steel cables buried deep underground to help stop it tilting further.
Here the mountainous rocky coastline of Liguria gives way to a fertile narrow plain that gradually broadens out towards Viarregio and Pisa to the south.
The servants, for example, slide across the floor on felt shoe covers as if they are ice skating, and the surly professor who brings grief to all the lives around him walks with a cane and a perpetual tilt-like a human Tower of Pisa.
Most of my clients prefer Corriere dello Sport and right now its the Tour of Italy cycling,' she says. Ana is a 19-year-old medical student from Pisa spending the weekend with her parents.
The tower of Pisa has been leaning for 800 years, so the keeper of the marble wonder can't understand what all the latest fuss is about.
Airports that closed temporarily included those at Milan, Venice, Pisa, Trieste, Rimini and Ancona.
THE operators of two personal computers will exchange data between Pisa and London today.
The strike forced the cancellation of flights to and from Milan, Turin, Genoa, Venice and Pisa.
The Tower of Pisa slipped five hundredths of an inch further away from the perpendicular last year - 20 per cent more than it moved in 1990.