Sample Sentences forCicero (auto-selected)
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The worst body belonged to a car thief from Cicero, Illinois.† (source)
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Trusting in the drinking at Cicero's to get him through the night.† (source)
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But the professor barely mentioned them at all, and instead talked about "philosophical underpinnings" and the writings of Cicero and Hume, names I'd never heard.† (source)
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He would no sooner have crouched behind a balustrade to watch Cicero debating Catiline, or Hamlet debating himself.† (source)
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They encouraged Greek culture and philosophy in Rome, one of the most distinguished of them being the orator, philosopher, and statesman Cicero (106-43 B.C.).† (source)
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At the Campidoglio you'll step forward and, suddenly, Cicero.† (source)
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He took Miz Ruth Peek, sixty-four, and Mr. Cicero Peek, seventy-two.† (source)
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If Murphy had gotten up at 5:00 A.M. to study Cicero, they might have had something to start with.† (source)
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The children told me that he has a nephew now, Cicero.† (source)
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Bartolomeo Mancuso was the son of a barber who closed his shop in Cicero, Illinois, every fall to hunt deer on Michigan's Upper Peninsula.† (source)
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The titles were near as long as books themselves: Treatise on the Propagation of Sheep, the Manufacture of Wool, and the Cultivation and Manufacture of Flax, by John Wily, or Cato Major, Or His Discourse of Old-Age: With Explanatory Notes, by M. T. Cicero, or Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral, by Phillis Wheatley, and countless tracts containing sermons and advice.† (source)
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The teacher of Latin was a pale intense young man who had failed in divinity school and yet had enough education to teach the inevitable grammar, Caesar, Cicero.† (source)
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The reader, knowing nothing about the "dark continent," filled in the blanks, pictured Stone in a tent, a kerosene lamp held up by a Hottentot providing the only light, elephants stampeding outside while the good doctor recited Cicero and excised a part of himself as blithely as if he were cutting for stone on the body of another.† (source)
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This one advertised itself with names carved in the granite frieze above its broad front: HOMER, HERODOTUS, SOPHOCLES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE, DEMOSTHENES, CICERO, VERGIL.† (source)
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They spent a weary age, two years, on that dull dog, Cicero.† (source)
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Let them say rather that they blast better specimens, but not try to put it over that the only human beings who live by blood are away down on the Orinoco where they hunt heads, or out in Cicero with Al Capone.† (source)
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