Sentence examples for romas as from inspiring English sources

Romualdas, or Romas as his friends called him, played football for the local team.

Mr. Pallotta is president and chairman of AS Roma as well as co-owner and executive board member of the Boston Celtics.

Following the massive influx of Czech Roma, Canada began requiring visas for all visitors from the Czech Republic in 1997 a measure that affected non-Roma as well.

In January, Mr. Viola showed up at Caffe Roma as usual, but with no checks.

All European societies regard the darker-skinned Roma as alien and not a component of the majority population, which tends to be monoethnic, Mr. Cahn said.

"Flaneur" by Alessandro Roma "As much a book as it is an art object, it's made up of five detachable posters that, as the artist states, 'appear like urban maps drawn through an exploration which is completely free and not hasty.' It's interactive — like a grown-up pop-up book that you can take apart and then hang parts of it on your wall, etc".

Petrova suggests that the Roma are a "continuum of more or less related subgroups with complex, flexible, and multilevel identities with sometimes strangely overlapping and confusing subgroup names" (Petrova 2003, 114 .Marushiakova and Popov (2004) identify the Roma as a part of the Gypsy group, an ethnic community which migrated from India to Eastern Europe more than one thousand years ago.

She entered her name to stop the suspension, even though she'd used "Sister Roma" as her profile name since 2008.

The business community hasn't really begun to see Roma as consumers because it's too busy worrying about how an association with Roma would adversely affect its image (much as executives from Crystal and Timberland strained their companies' relations with African Americans after they were reluctant to embrace their "urban" consumers).

In FRY Macedonia three times as many Roma as the national average are under weight.

ROMA FAILS TO CLINCH: AS Roma's fans have waited 18 years for an Italian League championship.