Sentence examples for Syracuse from high-quality English sources.

• EGEON, a Merchant of Syracuse.

• Battle of Syracuse, (September 413 bce).

• Syracuse China will still be made—but not in Syracuse.

• Beau attended Syracuse Law School, and began thinking about government service.

• That same year Syracuse University was founded.

• He made one more journey to Syracuse in 361–360.

• The New York State Fair is held annually in Syracuse.

• Syracuse later absorbed Salina (1848) and Geddes (1886).

Use Syracuse in a sentence.

• The New York State Fair has been held in Syracuse since 1841.

• After its fall to the Romans in 211, Syracuse became a provincial capital.

• Katko prevailed over the Democratic challenger, Dana Balter, a visiting professor at Syracuse University.

• She then studied journalism at Syracuse University (1933–35), where she became active in the socialist movement.

• Pop. (2000) 147,306; Syracuse Metro Area, 650,154; (2010) 145,170; Syracuse Metro Area, 682,577.

• Syracuse University, private, coeducational institution of higher education, located in Syracuse, New York, U.S.

• Sparta and its allies sent troops and a fleet to Sicily, and a series of inconclusive land and sea battles around Syracuse followed.

• In ad 280 Syracuse was ravaged by Frankish invaders but soon recovered a prosperity that lasted until its capture by the Arabs in 878.

Syracuse sentence examples

• In 405 Dionysius I of Syracuse, the most powerful of all tyrants, first established his rule during the crisis of another Carthaginian invasion.

• Syracuse University was founded in 1870 when Genesee College, located in Lima, New York, and operated by the Methodist church, relocated to Syracuse.

• “I take it that Eumaeus was made to have come from Syracuse because the writer thought she rather ought to have made something happen at Syracuse during her account of the voyages of Ulysses.

• Dionysius I, also called Dionysius the Elder, (born c. 430 bc—died 367), tyrant of Syracuse from 405 who, by his conquests in Sicily and southern Italy, made Syracuse the most powerful Greek city west of mainland Greece.