Sentence examples for it's rome from inspiring English sources
It's Rome in a frosted cup by way of Brooklyn — exactly right for a New York summer.
It's Rome in the 1970s and criminals operate in small groups called batteries, performing low-level thuggery.
12.28pm: Rome! (I know it's Rome, the caption told me, though for a second I thought it might be Bust).
"We know it's Rome," shrugged a saleswoman named Claudia in a shoe shop just across from the steps.
It's Rome at the end of the 21st century, after the toppling of the American empire, in a world that has fragmented into tribal chaos.
The great fear is of contagion, according to my source who spoke almost as a classicist: It is Rome that matters, not Athens.
The title of the lighthearted track was "Frolic," and the man behind it was Rome-based pianist, conductor, and teacher Luciano Michelini, whose career began in the early 1970s mainly composing for Italian and foreign films.
Let Rome be Rome; it will be, in any case.
It's not Rome the city that lives through the centuries But man's place in the universal scheme.
It blighted the greatness that was Rome, though it may have saved the city from a sacking by Attila the Hun, who may have turned back out of fear of the fever raging there.
