Sentence examples for the romania from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A country in South-Eastern Europe, bordered by Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine.
The Romania fans boo their own team in protest.
On the face of it, everything looks rosy for the Romania national side.
"Dortmund remind my of the Romania '94, a delightful team to watch.
"I believe Andy and his boys will take the Romania game as a wake-up call.
When I worked in Germany, London was referred to as the Romania of the then Common Market.
Back in New York he discovers that he lost the journal he had lavishly kept about the Romania return.
Moreover, much of the system the tracking radars and the Romania-based interceptors will be deployed further south, unable to interfere with Russian missiles heading for America over the Arctic.The main basis for the Kremlin's complaint is political.
The Romania-born Ms. Muratova's "Brief Encounters" (1967) is a sardonic romantic triangle set in an all-too-recognizable social milieu of the casual shortages and shoddy apartments of professional-class Odessa.
A team led by Venugopalatan Ittekkot of the University of Hamburg in Germany analyzed data on nutrients such as silicates and nitrogen before and after the Iron Gates dam near the Romania-Yugoslavia border was built in the early 1970s.
The Romania-born, Brooklyn-based Adrian Tone is an artist, but his abstract paintings feature pointed, quick gestures, which is why his show at the Elizabeth Houston Gallery is called Shoeshine Punch.
In the months that followed, the parlous Romania the Ceaușescus left behind, a basket-case country of economic hardship and dancing bears, hung around in the news.
