Sentence examples for Rose from inspiring English sources

The curtain rose.

I will wear red clothes and red lipstick and get a red rose from my husband.

A thorny foreign policy issue arose after Thatcher approved a request from the German horticultural industry to name a rose in her honour.

I'm not saying you have to put a rose on the table, or light candles, but a rib-eye steak and some dauphinoise potatoes don't go amiss.

"Rose stays and helps us in the home," explains Rose's father, Peter.

The former Ukip candidate also claims that the new Conservative MP, whom he has known for about 30 years, handed him a leaflet template attacking Labour's record on immigration that he recommended Rose distribute in the areas of the constituency he highlighted as being home to potential Labour/Ukip swing voters.

Too many in Labour are looking back on Tony Blair's time in office with "rose-tinted glasses" and claiming pejoratively that the party no longer understands aspiration, Sadiq Khan, one of the party's London mayoral hopefuls, has said.

That's the rose-tinted interpretation – and it's one I want to believe.

PJ Harvey's album Let England Shake, which won the Mercury prize this week, offers no such rose-tinted view.

It's got potential, even if just for rose-tinted nostalgics like me.

Scarlett-Rose Davis, an Australian toddler, made headlines when the video of her undergoing the challenge went viral for her vigorous use of expletives.