Sentence examples for coliseum by from inspiring English sources

She gets what she wants — "Well, I HAVE seen the Coliseum by moonlight!" — and more.

During the trial, the prosecutor, Iraklis Pasalidis, accused Mr. Vaxevanis of "turning the country into a coliseum" by defaming people without determining their guilt.

At the end of the letter, he seems to revert to irony, when, in a guide-bookish voice, he recommends a visit to "the great Coliseum" by moonlight.

It's followed at the Coliseum by the Mark Morris Dance Group performing L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato, one of the most blissfully happy evenings in dance, in April.

The police in Charleston and Greenville had been accommodating, he said, when he had asked to avoid the protest zones, which he described as being "out there behind the coliseum by the Dumpsters".

In the opening ceremony of the 1984 Olympics, the giant Olympic flag was carried into the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum by six gold medal winners, the grandson of one (Bill Thorpe Jr., grandson of Jim Thorpe) and Mack Robinson.

Talk story about the International Convention and Exhibition of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers held at the New York Hilton and the Coliseum, attended by 50,000 engineers.

By Eugene Kinkead and Lillian Ross The New Yorker, April 11 , 1970P. 33 Talk story about the International Convention and Exhibition of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers held at the New York Hilton and the Coliseum, attended by 50,000 engineers.

The New Yorker, April 11 , 1970P. 33 Talk story about the International Convention and Exhibition of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers held at the New York Hilton and the Coliseum, attended by 50,000 engineers.

The Oakland Alameda County Coliseum (1967), by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, extended this system to 126 metres (420 feet) in diameter, but only a single layer of cables, stiffened by encasing ribs of concrete, connects the inner and outer rings.

Jorge Maia, 47, a season-ticket holder from Mineola, said he often brought his 4-year-old son, Miko, to games at the Coliseum, where, by the final buzzer, the boy would grow groggy.