Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Romans, the meaning.
Romans in a sentence
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Romans meaning
- The sixth book of the New Testament of the Bible, the epistle of St Paul to the Christians in Rome.
- The 30th sura (chapter) of the Qur'an.
- A surname.
Synonyms of Romans
Example sentences (20)
The Romans, great admirers of Greek culture and fashion, adopted this as the toga, to be worn by free Roman males.
Prosecuting, Quiana Fitzpatrick, explained how Romans Vodcics was staying at The Raven on September 17 last year.
He was the all-time leading trainer at Churchill Downs for over 31 years until Dale Romans surpassed him in 2017.
The Romans loved their gardens so much they brought them along to the other regions they conquered throughout the world.
So important was pietas to the Romans that they made it a goddess, a divine personification of duty, loyalty, and honor.
When the serjeants relayed this message to the magistrates “they feared when they heard that they were Romans.
At quarterback Chrys Wilson (5-of-9, 74 yards, one touchdown) and Jason Romans (4-of-9, 61 yards) led the way.
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Walk in the footsteps of the Romans when you wander round the remarkably well-preserved amphitheatre in Pula.
His pilgrimage will have raised the spirits of Romans trapped for the foreseeable future inside their homes.
They have to train during certain hours of the day because the races are during the afternoon,” Romans said.
Flavius Josephus chronicled the history of the Jewish War against the Romans in his book 'Wars of the Jews', published 75 AD.
Both the Greeks and Romans offered an animal sacrifice to their gods, Ares and Mars being no exceptions.
Romans’ lawyers said the fire was caused by a faulty part on his 2001 Ford Expedition SUV, which was parked next to the house.
The origin of pizza can be traced back to ancient civilizations when Romans, Egyptians, and Greeks had variations of flatbread.
The Milanese like to describe themselves as the opposite of Romans: efficient, fast-paced and subdued.
He was the husband of Boudicca who only 13 years later in 60 AD, would lead another uprising against the Romans after his death.
It may not be as immediately whimsical, but hidden within the literal “eggs in tripe” is a story layered with meaning for Romans.
If true, it was probably more of a “when in Rome, do as the Romans do” situation than an outward expression of his inner beliefs.
The Romans came, saw, and conquered, and the suppression of the rebellion in the isolated site was done quickly and without mercy.
Common combinations with romans
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the romans 122×
- romans and 16×
- and romans 9×
- ancient romans 9×
- romans in 8×
- romans to 6×
- romans who 6×
- of romans 5×
- many romans 5×
- in romans 5×
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