Sentence examples for a bit of rose from inspiring English sources

Its flavour runs from prune to plum with a bit of rose thrown in.

We all need a bit of Rose in our life, right?

Fillings can vary, but Ms. Chandupatla's version is this: one fresh betel leaf, a smidgen of lime paste, a bit of rose-petal masala, fennel seeds, a touch of candy, betel nuts, dried coconut and a bit of sugar cube.

But in "Pretty Persuasion" she's as poised as a princess — a pert brunette in a school uniform with a little bit of rose in her cheeks.

Who can resist a bit of 18 Yellow Roses, the soundtrack to Richie's guilty flashback?

Santoro understands the Oaks may be a bit of a reach for Rose to Gold.

Later tonight on the main Coachella stage, the two closing bands together recapture a moment that many of these younger artists are hoping to recreate, when bands could be major stars in England, but here still carried a bit of subcultural cachet: the Stone Roses and Blur.

Rose is a bit of a perfectionist and an extremely harsh self-critic.

They had a great time at the luncheon, yet it was a bit of a preview of what the Rose Bowl will be like.

Piper stated she rewatched her earlier episodes to remember how the character spoke and acted as she felt she had "been playing posh birds" since she left the programme and by contrast "Rose is a bit of a chav".

The event unfolded under the kind of broiling sun that is rare in England and with a soundtrack that seemed curated by a middle-aged guy trying to wow his children — plenty of Beastie Boys and Guns N' Roses, with a bit of Kings of Leon thrown in.