Sentence examples for Roma from high-quality English sources.

• (“Let’s go, Roma!”)

• Banca di Roma is floundering.

• Many Roma consider the name Gypsy to be pejorative.

• Authorities claimed Roma households did not pay their bills.

• Modern Roma life reflects the “progress” of the Gadje world.

• Few managers have enjoyed long reigns at Roma since the 1960s.

• They sang the chorus of the team song — “Roma Roma Roma” — and wept.

• Roma has won the league title three times (1941–42, 1982–83, and 2000–01).

Use Roma in a sentence.

• Officials in one town even sprayed disinfectant on a Roma settlement from a plane.

• Populist politicians have targeted Roma communities across Europe in recent years.

• One long-standing minority group is the Roma (Gypsies), who are known as Gitanos in Spain.

• At one point, Roma helps her ex-lover Diane find a sperm donation; a turkey baster is brandished.

• Several generations of Roma activists and university students have followed his model of campaigning.

• Researchers identified more Roma communities living on or next to landfill sites at Fakulteta, near Sofia.

• “But where the stigmatization of the Roma is so strong, as in France right now, the Roma begin to divide.

• AS Roma, in full Associazione Sportiva Roma, also called i Lupi (Italian: “the Wolves”), Italian professional football (soccer) team based in Rome.

Roma sentence examples

• The experiment ultimately appeared to show that more non-Roma Bulgarians were more accepting of Roma than expected, but the conversation had hinged on the participants’ realization that there were Roma among them.

• Elana Resnick, an anthropologist specialising in Bulgaria’s Roma community, said pointing the finger at Roma people was the latest example in a long history of minorities being blamed for spreading disease, and of the Roma being blamed for state failures.

• Govanhill Roma Community Support Cosima Neacsu, a community worker in Glasgow’s Govanhill, is helping people in the Roma community by providing accessible information about Covid 19 and government guidelines, whilst also supporting people experiencing anxiety and isolation.

• Since Europe’s lockdowns began, there have been 15 incidents of police violence against Roma in Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, the Netherlands and North Macedonia, including against young children, according to research shared with The New York Times by the European Roma Rights Center, a Brussels-based watchdog.