英語 での Back to rome の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Back to Rome tomorrow.
Tomorrow is back to Rome.
Go back to Rome.
I take the train back to Rome.
Go back to Rome. You're young.
Benedict back to Rome.
Go back to Rome. You're young, and the world is yours.
Welcome back to Rome.
Next day early in the morning I traveled back to Rome.
Welcome back to Rome.
Well, I tend to think we're going back to rome.
I moved back to Rome 20 years ago.
Then he drifted back to Rome.
I went back to Rome last weekend.
Angelo. Welcome back to Rome.
All the way back to Rome. The sweat and the fear were clinging to us.
Next day they catch a train back to Rome.
Weizmann was invited back to Rome for another conference on 17 September 1926.
He died, however, on the way back to Rome.
The defeated consular armies fell back to Rome to regroup while Spartacus' followers moved northward.
The sweat and the fear were clinging to us, all the way back to Rome.
Her body was taken back to Rome for her funeral.
Back to Rome, cardinal Gantin reported to John Paul II about the improve of religious atmosphere in Cuba, and he also reported that Castro would more than properly welcome a Papal visit.
He seems to have moved back to Rome by 1535.
As I leave Poland on my way back to Rome, I want to express my deep gratitude to His Excellency and the whole Polish nation for its noble welcome and its hospitality,” the Pope wrote in a note addressing the Polish President which was sent at the time of his departure.
And then, as I told the Pope, as soon as Tradition comes back to Rome, the problem will be over.
He sent the bulk of his forces back to Rome, while he and the youngest men fell upon the Etruscans and expelled them from Satricum.
The Pope made thecomments during an overnight flight on the papal plane back to Rome following a visit to Cuba and Mexico.
Sorolla was intrigued by the Impressionist movement which was at its peak during this time.Sorolla headed back to Rome, but this time he took the thick brush strokes and vibrant softness of impressionism with him, and he began to fuse these elements with his classical training.