Usar "romeo" en una oración

1. The result of which would be a polite query from the radio control (called ROMEO) if you need any help

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2. All Flying Squad call signs started with ROMEO something with the Colonel being ROMEO 1 and the Major logically ROMEO 2

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3. Thereafter the numbers meant nothing in terms of seniority for I was always ROMEO 4 and never fourth in command

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4. A few detectives heard about the fun and joined us in their unmarked cars and we made sure they understood that the chase will be dealt with through ROMEO and they will be on our frequencies

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5. Radioing ROMEO to report a chase made everyone respond to join the fun and it was dangerous too

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6. Another time, during a rain storm, a ROMEO call sign attended to a robbery in progress which is as serious as it gets for there are no such thing as unarmed robbers

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7. Thus ROMEO had a few anxious minutes confirming the whereabouts of those elite units whilst we contained the situation and hunted Strydom

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8. I can still see that Dog Unit car spinning off with the crew reporting to ROMEO that unfortunately their windscreen was shot out and they will kick it out before continuing with the chase which they did within seconds

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9. A few months later, when he needed a lift in Pretoria, I volunteered to pick him up in old ROMEO 4

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10. I wish everything which is bad to those gate guards calling themselves policemen when we were not around! We took their names and spread it via ROMEO as cowards for everyone to hear

11. Following the Rhodesian principles a fireforce type of unit consisting of members of the elite paratroopers was created called Romeo Mike for the Afrikaans words Reaksie Mag

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12. “Easy there Romeo,” he said

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13. “Easy there Romeo, “ Dan said

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14. “Some real Romeo and Juliet shit” was how Quan had described it

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15. Here, as part of the group’s activity, Roger indulges his literary curiosity with a visit to Juliet’s house (for Romeo and Juliet supposedly lived in Verona), and Lucille satisfies her musical itch by going to the opera at the city’s majestic “Arena”, a centuries-old Roman amphitheater with a gigantic stage that lends itself to the massive numbers of persons and animals in the production of “Aida”, a frequent summer presentation

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16. Smooth move, Romeo; make a date two freakin’ weeks

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17. To address sexual relations in which all participants are below the age of consent, or which involve an offender close in age to the minor, some states have enacted what have been called "Romeo and Juliet laws

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18. Not all states have adopted "Romeo and Juliet" laws, and such laws operate differently in many of the states which have adopted them

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19. In some places, Romeo and Juliet laws reduce the level of punishment for the offense - imposing only probation or a fine, or eliminating the requirement to register as a sex offender, for example

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20. It is a Romeo and Juliet story that causes people to argue the positive and negative message in within

21. Except for the Romeo and Juliet thing

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22. Romeo Khan was a character and a half, he specialized in “export and import,” this is the story he told to pass as a respectable citizen

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23. Romeo had built a reliable business relationship with the girls

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24. “Oh yaara, they’ll probably give you half what I'm offering,” Romeo shook his head

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25. During the early evening, Romeo had arranged the cars that the girls needed for their latest job

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26. They arrived at a junk yard where Romeo arrived in a bright red (it was more shocking red) 1960’s style convertible, brand spanking new

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27. Romeo got out of the stylish car feeling pleased

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28. Preeti asked where the other car was, to which Romeo confidently pulled out a picture with the location address on it

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29. Romeo Khan had agreed to swap the pictures on the ID from Kimmy to Rani and have it ready by the end of the afternoon

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30. Faye, on the other hand, was a sweet, innocent young woman trapped in a marriage with this Romeo but whose mean streak was cleverly concealed by her Southern-belle demeanour; though this conflicted with Elizabeth Bascomb’s vivid depiction of the charming, granddaughter-like figure, Feltus realized that Lady Ashburn was somewhat more clever in her observations and interaction with the suspect

31. ‘’Papa Romeo Six, this is Outpost North One, over!

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32. Papa Romeo Six, be advised that an ammo carrying party from the airfield is here, over!

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33. Understood, Papa Romeo Six, out!’’

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34. From one of its tubes the Romeo shot another live torpedo, which followed its programmed course, and exploded 20 meters below the hull of the motionless US1

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35. That sub out there, the Romeo class, is the biggest they have and that can, theoretically, only carry 2 conventional missiles

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36. I can fit them in those, but the problem is how to get them off the Romeo and into the crates

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37. Ingrid headed for the door and peeked out, seeing the coast was clear, she slipped away back to the Romeo

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38. He could have been a much different person--okay, still a Romeo, but not a criminal

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39. The news of Aaron landing the role of Romeo doesn’t help with my

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40. The stud playing Romeo

41. he wears tights for the part of Romeo, and I’m impressed

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42. actually had a feeling to associate reading Romeo and Juliet

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43. You can do your Romeo stuff with Dad, lose everything you are entitled to, and then see how long Melanie stays with you when you’re delivering pizzas to make ends meet and while she’s applying for food stamps

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44. Romeo is missing and Juliet is dead

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45. Romeo is the perfect gentleman

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46. Romeo had our suite filled with a trail of blue and red rose

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47. She looked at me and said, “Why are you worried, Romeo is

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48. “Girl are you ok because Romeo was just in here and he was

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49. Romeo and she said she didn’t know and that she was sorry for

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50. “But I want a better life Romeo, a life where we aren’t

51. Romeo came back that night

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52. “A love story, a disaster movie, and a tragedy the like that hasn’t been seen since Romeo and Juliet

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53. “Drop dead Romeo,” she said as I leaned over for a kiss

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54. “That's your cue to move along, Romeo

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55. Aya, only now noticing that he was dressed up, said, "Hot date, Romeo?"

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56. How would Juliette refer to Romeo? “My date

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57. Romeo and Juliet are the perfect example

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58. That is what Romeo and Juliet, Isolde and Tristan, and all of the other thousands of identical myths and legends and true stories of star-crossed lovers, tragedies, sorrow, pain suffering, unhappiness misery, loneliness is all about: for thousands of years has been the main message by the undead is: Life is supposed to be horrible and miserable and filled with suffering: not a happy healthy life filled with love and FUN and joy and kindness

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59. But Damien was her own living and breathing Romeo

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60. I only told him as we came along that he was like Romeo

61. “I know, flirt with the big mouth Romeo over there

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62. A picture of the balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet hung there and beside it was a picture of the two murdered princes in the Tower which Aunt Julia had worked in red, blue and brown wools when she was a girl

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63. Why does he send to one who is a buonaroba, a bay where all men ride, a maid of honour with a scandalous girlhood, a lordling to woo for him? He was himself a lord of language and had made himself a coistrel gentleman and he had written Romeo and Juliet

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64. So the duke he told him all about who Romeo was and who

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65. Juliet was, and said he was used to being Romeo, so the king could be Juliet

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66. I read The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy, and Romeo and Juliet and Julius--"

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67. The voice was singing the Wedding-night Song from Romeo and Juliet

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68. ) Well, now that the Mistress o’ the House had her Proof o’ her Husband’s Infidelity, she straightaway goes to a Constable to have the Maid apprehended fer the Theft o’ the Spoons—so strong is her Desire fer Revenge—an’ she also goes to her Mother-in-Law, an’ most vigorously complains o’ her Husband, who play’d so great a Romeo with her, thinkin’ her the Maid—tho’ in me own Opinion, she should have thankt the Maid, fer ne’er before had she so good a Fuck off her own Husband! An’ methinks one Good Turn deserves another, eh?”

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69. The reader has probably understood that Eponine, having recognized through the gate, the inhabitant of that Rue Plumet whither Magnon had sent her, had begun by keeping the ruffians away from the Rue Plumet, and had then conducted Marius thither, and that, after many days spent in ecstasy before that gate, Marius, drawn on by that force which draws the iron to the magnet and a lover towards the stones of which is built the house of her whom he loves, had finally entered Cosette's garden as Romeo entered the garden of Juliet

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70. This had even proved easier for him than for Romeo; Romeo was obliged to scale a wall, Marius had only to use a little force on one of the bars of the decrepit gate which vacillated in its rusty recess, after the fashion of old people's teeth

71. Taking advantage of the visit of the famous pianist Romeo Lussich, who played a cycle of Mozart sonatas as soon as the city had recovered from mourning the death of General Ignacio María, Dr

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72. ‘But why are you so shamefaced about it? Romeo!

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73. I only told him as we came along that he was like Romeo … and proved it

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74. He had on a ragged smoking jacket, a pair of shapeless old Romeo slippers, his ordinary business waistcoat and trousers

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