“PLIED” in italiano

She plied her Pacific route until near the turn of the century, when she was sold to the Italian firm, based in Genoa.

Since medieval times a ferry had plied across the river at this point - but with the building of the railway station, it became increasingly obvious a more substantial crossing was needed.

The ancient Egyptians were seafarers and Roman galleys, Phoenician ships and the fleet of the mighty Ottoman Empire plied these waters.

Previously only a few rickshaws or horse-drawn carriages plied along that road; now big motorcars raced about all day.

Thus, Cottage Industry's workers plied their trades in rooms filled with period furniture, family photos, handmade quilts, paintings and vintage clothing.