Sentence examples for make it roman from inspiring English sources

I admired that hell out of her for embracing it all, and usually in a tight dress, (her leopard D&G always comes to mind) with just enough cleavage to make it Roman, think Claudia Cardinelle that kind of cleavage, and heels.

Somehow -- he was elusive about aspects of his biography -- he also made it through Roman Catholic grade school.

Not even its assured place in the history books of the Roman Empire make it a less than sexy subject from the bystander's point of view.

That makes it 11 trophies for Roman Abramovich now in just under 10 years – not bad going considering the chaos that sometimes surrounds them.

Cometh the hour, cometh the man: Augustus Harris Jr was himself an imperial figure: he took over Drury Lane, after two larger-than-life predecessors had failed, and made it a triumph of Roman proportions; Fleet Street dubbed him Augustus Druriolanus.

Technically speaking it was not elliptical, but arcuate, with the central hall being formed from two intersecting arcs, and this makes it unique in the Roman Empire.

Also, centralization of authority in Rome makes it harder for the Roman Catholic Church to seek reunion with Eastern Orthodox and other churches.

He introduced legislation that made it illegal to execute Roman citizens without a trial and enacted a ministry-sponsored handout of free grain which was unheard of at the time.

Mr. Carlyon said the rifle produced only a "muffled, soft popping" sound, making it likely that Mr. Romans had no idea what had happened inside.

The main reason that London is the capital of the United Kingdom, so inconveniently located in many respects, is that the Romans made it the capital of their province Britannia – a dangerous place lying, as they saw it, beyond the great ocean that encircled the civilised world.

The Greeks also possibly originated the use of the groma, a device used to establish right angles, but Roman surveyors made it a standard tool.