Sentence examples for the julio from inspiring English sources
noun
A former coin of Italy, struck by Pope Julius II (1503-13).
The Julio Cortázar Museum of Contemporary Art in Managua opened in 1982.
Tampa's thin, callow secondary was exploited a few times, most notably on the Julio Jones 80-yard touchdown.
At twenty-three, Maduro went to Havana, to attend the Julio Antonio Mella school, a political-training program run by the Cuban Communist Youth Union.
The exhibition was organized by Sanford Hirsch, executive director of the Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation in New York, in association with the Julio González Center of the Valencia Institute of Modern Art in Spain.
Under Mr. Larkin, Showtime broadcast fights from five continents, including the Julio Cesar Chavez duel with Greg Haugen, a light-welterweight title bout, which drew a record crowd of more than 132,000 to Azteca Stadium in Mexico City in 1993.
Constructing his own blithely funky edifice on sure foundations from George Clinton (Everybody Too Cool) to D-Train (on the Julio Bashmore-assisted Good Times), Davis Jr seems equally at home amid the brazen pop of Sunday Morning and the way more abstract 10-minute finale Welcome Back.
But the Julio-Claudians, in his account, were not mad.
The last member of the Julio-Claudian dynasty was Nero.
The Flavian dynasty, like the Julio-Claudian, ended with an emperor whose memory was officially damned.
The princeps, moreover, did not have to be chosen any longer from the Julio-Claudians.
The Antonine emperors, like the Julio-Claudians, held the office infrequently.
