Sentence examples for rome being from inspiring English sources
Indeed, as Europe suffers from profound economic, political, security and cultural challenges, both Russia and the West are fiddling while Rome burns (Rome being a metaphor for Europe).
He is the author of "Malaria and Rome," being published this year by Oxford University Press.
Rome being Rome, the problem for Caesar's contemporaries was not that he had bedded another man but that he had reportedly neglected to stay on top.
From the Middle Ages, various European cities became known for the local sausage, with such types as the frankfurter (Frankfurt am Main), bologna (Bologna, Italy), and romano (Rome) being named for their places of origin.
Not one of the encyclopaedias of Pliny or his predecessors paid much attention to religion; if it was discussed, the approach was antiquarian, the gods of the different nations ruled by Rome being named and described in a dispassionate spirit that reflected both the tolerance and the noninvolvement of the Romans in these matters.
Using that technique, Calder turned out charming representations of birds, cows (one complete with a "cow patty": Cow, 1929), elephants, horses, and other animals, including the extraordinary Romulus and Remus of 1928 that depicts the mythical founders of Rome being nursed by a she-wolf.
Let Rome be Rome; it will be, in any case.
Rome is wonderful, of course -- especially old Rome, imperial Rome.
"Rome is a beautiful city".
