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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rose in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, often metaphorically, to describe something beautiful or valuable in a less favorable or contrasting environment.
Example: "She was like a rose in a concrete jungle, bringing color and life to the gray surroundings."
Alternatives: "a flower in a" or "a gem in a".
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I remember saying at the time that Billy had grown a rose in a garbage pail".
Brecht's gravestone has no date, but the grave is scattered with votive offerings: fresh wreaths, potatoes with a topping of snow, a rose in a shell-case, a cigar butt.
LOS ANGELES — The long series of events leading to the trial of the Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano on charges of racketeering and wiretapping began on June 20 , 2002 when a journalist, Anita M. Busch, found a note saying "Stop" taped to her car, a fish and a rose in a tin tray on the hood, a bulletlike hole piercing the windshield.
You cannot grow a rose in a coal mine.
Time and again, Snow White lures us back, like a rose in a winter garden.
In addition to this laughable angle, the piece was packed with declarations of Asma's "enigmatic" existence: she was, as the piece's title proclaimed, a "rose in a desert".
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The case began with a dead fish and a rose in an aluminum pan, left on the hood of a car parked on a Los Angeles street.
Nothing is much sadder, in November, than a Republican rose in a Democratic garden.
A garden rose in a vase drops petals into a breakfast plate.
So you hang around, a fading rose in an exquisitely detailed dress, waiting to see what might happen".
But what we're also seeing is kind of a rise in a surveillance state.
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