Sentence examples for off to rome from inspiring English sources
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After remaining in Rhodes for at least 200 years, the "Ialysus" was carried off to Rome.
With American plans in disarray, the shah scuttled off to Rome and Mossadeq came under pressure to declare a republic.
So you're off to Rome and in addition to seeing the Colosseum, you want to see the new pope.
The grandest of these stelae, 78 feet high and weighing 160 tons, was carted off to Rome by Mussolini's invading army in 1937.
Sadly, two generations after Federico's death in 1482, the Montefeltro family lost control of Urbino, and in time the bulk of the palace's treasures and all of its books were carried off to Rome and Florence.
Rome implodes when parliament rises, and on Wednesday, after hearing a comforting speech from the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's lawmakers headed off to the beaches and mountains.
Yet it would be the call to Rome in 1960 which would set off a course of events that would completely redefine the young boxer and the image of the black man in America.
The problems of the poor in the south of Italy, with a few industries with the exception of a few glass factories & textile mills; Naples has always been brushed off by Rome when handing out government largess, so Washington has cold-shouldered them & favored the North in extending the Marshall Plan.
ROME — Off to the side stood Michael Phelps while Milorad Cavic delivered a soliloquy Friday on his rematch against Phelps in the 100-meter butterfly.
