Sentence examples for a rose into from inspiring English sources
A swarm of mourners had gathered, too, in front of La Belle Équipe; one had taped a rose into a bullet hole in the front of the sushi restaurant next door.
And how have scientists turned a rose into a circuit?
It differs from mere alteration, such as the browning of an autumn leaf, where an identifiable material substratum persists, and from generation and corruption, such as the transformation of an olive seed into a tree or the decay of a rose into a heap of dust, where no identifiable material substratum persists.
It materialises in the artist's little dots like a ghostly letter "A" rising upwards into the clouds.
Above his head a skylark rose into the vast Norfolk sky to pour and pelt music.
Short-hair updos can greatly benefit from adornments, such as a rose tucked into the back where a bun might be if your hair were longer, for example.
His voice started with an open-throated wail, then clamped down with a keening tug as he rose into a cry, then swooped down into his rich baritone.
When he "tried to compel her obedience by force, Lilith, in a rage... rose into the air and left him".
Cutting in from the left, twice Socrates dropped his shoulder, before letting fly with a shot that rose into Dasayev's top right hand corner.
A mushroom cloud rose into the air and hung over the city.
He sang that line over scrubbing funk guitars, repeating it like a boast as his nasal tenor rose into a Prince-like falsetto.
