Examples of using "Roma'da" in a sentence and their english translations:
It happened in Rome.
I have been to Rome.
I live in Rome.
It happened in Rome.
- Tom passed away in Rome.
- Tom died in Rome.
Paul was born in Rome.
He was born in Rome.
Tom died in Rome.
Tom passed away in Rome.
She was born in Rome.
What will I do in Rome?
My children live in Rome.
She lives in Rome.
I lived in Rome.
We live in Rome.
I have always wanted to live in Rome.
We arrived at a hotel in Rome.
When in Rome, do as the Romans.
Do you like living in Rome?
I'll remain in Rome for three days.
Driving in Rome is not recommended.
There are many tourists in Rome.
Here, in Rome, is a concert hall.
Actually, this is also the case in ancient Rome.
Waiting for her woman in ancient Rome
Women in ancient Rome
In ancient Rome, the woman was not closed home
I'd like to live in Rome someday.
How long will he stay in Rome?
My brother stayed in Rome for two days.
I once lived in Rome.
We are having a nice time in Rome.
They stayed in Rome till September.
Rome had several mad emperors.
There are many stone pines in Rome.
There are many pine trees in Rome.
Tom had a car accident in Rome.
My best friend is currently in Rome.
You live in Rome? Me too!
"How long will you remain in Rome?" "Until Tuesday."
My best friend is in Rome now.
They seem to have had a good time in Rome.
St Peter's is in Rome and St Paul is in London.
When I lived in Rome, I took the subway every day.
A great earthquake occurred in Rome during the reign of Tiberius.
He is now either in Rome or in Paris.
In the case of separation in ancient Rome, he could get the property back
It's impossible to see all the sights in Rome in one day.
He worked for a time for papacy in Rome from the end of this treaty
But Fabius’ strategy wasn’t too popular in Rome.
Married to an Italian, she lives in Rome now.
"Do you live in Rome now?" "Yes, we've been living there since July."
The Syracusian King informs his allies of this, and the Roman praetor in Sicily reacts promptly.