The secondo is very different in the two areas.

This Secondo refuses to do; he and his brother want their own restaurant.

There used to be an older, small church on the site of today's San Secondo.

In this case, the secondo has only one staff and uses both hands to play ostinato parts.

Secondo Passo was meant strictly to promote the video game.

Secondo Pia was named the official photographer for the exhibition at a late date.

This world, with two moons, was more hospitable in climate and terrain than Secondo's.

The primo or the secondo may be considered more important depending on the locality and the situation.

Primo hesitantly enters, and Secondo hands him the last plate.

Secondo Pia took the very first photograph of the Shroud.

Secondo Pia's 1898 photographs of the shroud allowed the scientific community to begin to study it.

A contorno is a side dish and it's commonly served alongside a secondo.

In Tuscany, the secondo is an unadorned roasted or grilled meat.

If you would like to eat some salad or vegetables with your secondo, you can order i contorni.

Despite Secondo's efforts and Primo's magnificent food, their restaurant is failing.

"We have saved some of the artifacts," Mr. Secondo said.

But Secondo tries everything, from asking for a bank loan to romancing a woman who might help him get a good price on discount liquor.

Primo and Secondo struggled in the food-challenged 1950's, and things have changed since then.

("If you give people time, they learn," Secondo tries to reassure his brother.)

Wild boar, hunted in Tuscany, often served in pasta or as its own secondo.

The town where Primo and his brother Secondo set up their Paradise restaurant is in such a place.

His Secondo Libro, 1602, is the first example of madrigals published with continuo.

The race originally took place on March 30 each year, at the Feast of San Secondo.

Through an ancient Byzantine door one accesses the "secondo piano nobile" (second main floor).

And then we shall see on the poster: 'text arranged by Mr. Secondo'.