Sentence examples for a pair of rose from inspiring English sources
The auction also included a pair of Rose gold EarPods, customized by Ive and Newson, which sold for far more than expected.
I started my research into past politicos wearing a pair of rose- (or in my case, leopard-) colored glasses.
But I challenge those of us in our twenties to put on a pair of rose colored glasses to see that, "we are living every moment we are living" as playwright Daniel Kitson so beautifully articulated in his one-man show, It's Always Right Now, Unless It's Later..
But put on a pair of rose-tinted spectacles and they suddenly become charming.
There is – or rather, there was – a pair of rose-coloured plastic vintage sunglasses on the shelf at the Oxfam branch on Nicolson Street in Edinburgh.
Perhaps retiring CEOs are given a pair of rose-tinted spectacles along with the carriage-clock when they finally step down.
So, let us briefly don a pair of rose-tinted ones and, though still in shock, try to remember a few of our favorite things.
Diamonds for the Whitney THURSDAY -- A pair of rose-cut diamond earrings will be auctioned at a party at the Whitney Museum of American Art, given by young supporters of the museum, to raise money for the family programs, including free admission to schoolchildren.
It's tempting to do all, and glue some blinders on a pair of rose-colored glasses, after enduring a week of waiting for the Biogenesis suspensions shoe to drop None of that means trying to rid the sport of performance-enhancing drugs is a bad idea: they're still not allowed, turn players into walking biochemical experiments and force players who don't want to dope to risk their health to keep up.
The "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star wore H&M separates with a pair of rose-colored glasses for a night flight, according to her Instagram.
One promising startup, however, sees the future of mobile news consumption not in the devices in our pockets, but rather sees that future through a pair of rose-colored glasses -- Google Glass es), to be exact.
