Sentence for rome | Use rome in a sentence

Rome example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use rome in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for rome.

• I spoke of Rome. (10)
• It reminded me of Rome. (10)
• They are bound for Rome. (10)
• Why were they not in Rome? (10)
• Rome and Galilee rise and battle. (12)
• Rome struggling grasped the world. (10)
• Rome will be capital, Miss Halkett. (10)
• Carlo was in Turin, Merthyr in Rome. (10)
• Luciano and his band will go to Rome. (10)
• Brescia is but Brescia; Rome is Italy. (10)
• Rome stagnant invited Goth and Vandal. (10)
• Crammon took rooms in the Hotel de Rome. (12)
• A nice king of Rome Nero was next morning! (10)
• And so will the hour to be forward to Rome. (10)
• Tell him I think he deserves to be in Rome. (10)
• In Italy, these were Naples, Venice and Rome. (3)
• In Rome there is one who can lead and govern. (10)
• She could scarcely feel common pleasure in Rome. (10)
• The king is on the Ticino; the Chief is in Rome. (10)
• The Palatine was one of the Seven Hills of Rome. (13)
• At the mention of Rome, Agostino frowned impatiently. (10)
• He is director of the Academy of St. Cecilia, at Rome. (3)
• He settled in Rome, and soon grew famous as a pianist. (3)
• In 1681 he returned to Italy, making his home at Rome. (3)
• But see the difference between Milan and Rome, my friend! (10)
• Their Majesties might look on, as the Caesars did in Rome. (10)
• The Chief, I know, has some religious sentiment about Rome. (10)
• Rome crowns him, and Brescia is my bloody ditch, and it is deserved! (10)
• Their Chief was in Rome; their friends were in Rome. (10)
• He may yet be diverted from Rome, to strike another blow for Lombardy. (10)
• Several organists at Rome wrote music which possessed such unity of idea. (3)
• He drew pictures of the healthy Rome when turbulent, the doomed quiescent. (10)
• Mr. Austin proposed to Cecilia that they should spend Easter week in Rome. (10)
• He made his first public appearance in Rome when he was seventeen years old. (3)
• I doubt if there will ever be but a ghost of me to fight beside them in Rome. (10)
• Their object is to paralyze the march on Rome, and she has won Carlo for them. (10)
• All roads lead to Rome, and ours appears to conduct us perpetually to this tree. (10)
• One winter we were up the Nile, and another in Nice, and last winter we were in Rome. (9)
• If ever I join the Church of Rome, I shall stipulate to be Bishop of Noyon on the Oise. (2)
• The poor old man comes daily to this house to persuade Carlo to lead his band to Rome. (10)
• The rest of his life was somewhat irregularly divided between Rome, Weimar and Budapest. (3)
• His political object was to persuade the Lombard youth to turn their whole strength upon Rome. (10)
• Two days ago he received a visit from a Herr von Thüngen, who is stopping in the Hotel de Rome. (12)
• You are not personally pledged to Rome: yet Rome may have the greatest claims on you. (10)
• There were ten or twelve lines from Paris or San Sebastian, Rome, Viareggio, Corfu, or the Isle of Wight. (12)
• She mentioned the general impression in town, that the countess and only she could save the earl from Rome. (10)
• They had spent most of their time in Rome, where Mrs. Hart could be made happy with many American comforts. (13)
• While he reigns, thinks this poor starveling, Rome burns, or the explosive powders are being secretly laid. (10)
• Greece was my lamp: burnt out for lack of oil; Rome, Python Rome, prey of its robber spoil! (10)
• He planned a trip to Germany, but when Liszt came to Rome he remained there to study under that great master. (3)
• It was in the early days of March that Merthyr, then among the Republicans of Rome, heard from Laura Piaveni. (10)
• She hospitably asked him what his hurry was, and then he said that he was off for Rome, that evening at seven. (9)
• Then the world learnt too surely that the dreaded evil had happened, its wealthiest nobleman had gone over to the Church of Rome! (10)
• After a discussion on modern Rome, it was debated whether or no a criminal could be told by the expression of his face. (8)
• Then they went down, paid their reckoning, summoned their chauffeur, and drove through the night along the road to Rome. (12)
• There were none of those circumstances which strike the Protestant as childish or as tawdry in the public offices of Rome. (2)
• He is quite of my opinion, that Evan will never wash out the trade stain on him until he comes over to the Church of Rome. (10)
• Strange was the position of this little Catholic metropolis, a thimbleful of Rome, in such a wild and contrary neighbourhood. (2)
• While very young he seems to have become a choir-boy at Rome, though it is recorded that his voice was anything but pleasing. (3)
• Before this, however, a strong influence had been exerted by certain composers in Rome, of whom Carissimi was first in importance. (3)
• She then begged hungrily for news of Rome, and again of Rome, and sat with her hands clasped in her lap to listen. (10)
• First, a sluttish trollop of German origin is foisted on him for life; next, he is misled to abjure the faith of his fathers for Rome. (10)
• Had she not brought her husband to be sensible, so that they moved together in Milanese society, instead of stupidly fighting at Rome? (10)
• Cheylard scrapes together halfpence for the darkened souls in Edinburgh, while Balquhidder and Dunrossness bemoan the ignorance of Rome. (2)
• Unlike Hucbald and Otger, he seems to have been more than a secluded monk, for he visited Rome and was a well-known figure in the church. (3)
• He had never been in Washington before, and he had a confused sense of having got back to Rome, which he remembered from his boyish visit. (9)
• Angelo said that Sana would get to Rome; and Carlo, smiling on Angelo, said they were to die twins though they had been born only cousins. (10)
• In this sense Niagara deserves almost to rank with Rome, the metropolis of history and religion; with Venice, the chief city of sentiment and fantasy. (9)
• During the first few years at Rome he composed chiefly church music and oratorios; in 1865, he took minor orders in the Church of Rome. (3)

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