Sentence examples for being rome from inspiring English sources
Rome being Rome, the problem for Caesar's contemporaries was not that he had bedded another man but that he had reportedly neglected to stay on top.
This being Rome, the first high-impact initiative of his seven-week-old administration, which goes into effect on Saturday, has provoked its share of unfavorable comparisons with the overweening ambitions of emperors past.
And of course, this being Rome, a fountain — actually two — a pair of immense granite tubs plundered from the baths of Caracalla and tricked out with matching aquatic ensembles that look a bit like scalloped soap dishes impaled by spurting lilies (the lily — some insist it's actually an iris — being the prime Farnese family insignia).
IBS is diagnosed using the Rome criteria, the most recent being Rome III [ 4], or on the basis of clinical symptoms with the absence of alarm signs (signs that indicate the potential presence of a serious disease).
Let Rome be Rome; it will be, in any case.
We should be Rome but seem like Canada.
O.K., maybe not, but was Rome built in a day?
But behind all that gritty squalor the glory that was Rome gets lost.
The story is centuries old now; before Prague there was Rome, Paris, Madrid, Morocco (but mostly Rome and Paris).
What Servillo gives us, in other words, is Rome made flesh.
