Sentence examples for rome call from inspiring English sources
The frescoes of the Santa Priscilla catacombs in Rome call our knowledge of the past into question and challenge the teachings of the Church.
Many sport a distinctly phallic projection below midlevel, which relates to a type of sculpture common in ancient Greece and Rome called the herm, which is what Mr. Indiana calls his sculptures.
Thirty years ago when I stayed in a working-class district of Rome called Travestere, Italian men would go home at lunch to press their trousers.
According to the Roman census of 225 bc, Rome could call upon 700,000 infantry and 70,000 cavalry from its own citizens and allies.
There is a reason Rome is called the Eternal city.
The Rome organisers called Muller's statement "an incredible offence to cinema".
America's vice-president, Dick Cheney, made his preference abundantly clear on his recent whistle-stop tour of Baku, Tbilisi, Kiev and Rome by calling for orange unity.
Then, as Congress and President Bush debated airline security, Mr. Rome says calls began pouring in from people wanting to fly.
The Rome Declaration calls on research institutions throughout Europe to integrate responsible research and innovation into their work through training, funding, monitoring and identifying and addressing barriers.
Colonel Aviv said one of the priests had called Rome to report the problem, and news of the call had come back to Jerusalem.
