Sentence examples for romano that from inspiring English sources

A year ago, the Hotel d'Inghilterra, at Via Bocca di Leone, 14, 39-066) 699 811, fax 39-066) 699 22243, www.hoteldinghilterraroma.it, opened a new restaurant, Café Romano, that has become an extremely popular Roman meeting place and has given the hotel a newly fashionable edge.

He told the Washington Post's Lois Romano that if he ever dared to call himself "an intellectual" his friends would immediately "start laughing" at him.

In January, Richard J. Moylan, the president of Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, read an article about Ms. Romano that mentioned Mrs. Farrar's ashes.

Sid the sloth (the voice of Mr. Leguizamo) convinces Manfred, a woolly mammoth (Mr. Romano), that they have to return the child to his family.

One day I hope I'll be able to explain to Romano that representing over 3 million voters in the East Midlands is difficult enough.

Last week, the dean of the cardinals, Angelo Sodano, told the official Vatican daily L'Osservatore Romano that it was not Jesus' fault that Judas betrayed him and not a bishop's fault if a priest shamed himself.

One couple certain to benefit is Charles and Lisa Mounts, who bought a vacation house in Goshen, Conn., last July and a few weeks ago arranged for a refinancing loan through Romano Mortgage that is two percentage points lower than their original mortgage.

Specifically, Mr. Romano complained that Ms. Griffith wrote that Il Mulino's vodka sauce was "finished with butter," although Mr. Romano said the dish contained no such ingredient.

But Mr. Romano insisted that his client's businesses were lawful and that he was unaware that anyone who worked for him was exchanging sex for money.

Romano notes that the show is "about power that happens to be set on Capitol Hill as opposed to a show about politics".

Mr. Romano charged that Ms. Griffith was not qualified to write restaurant reviews, that she made factual errors in her article and that she and another Dallas restaurateur were in cahoots.