Sentence examples for age of rose from inspiring English sources

This was true during the last golden age of rose gold, which fell around the beginning of the twentieth century, in Imperial Russia.

By the age of 26, Rose had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

In the case of T1D, recent data show that the prevalence of the disease in people under the age of 20 rose by 23percentt between 2001 and 2009.

Think about the age of your roses.

But Hubble had made mistakes — he saw bright patches of gas as stars, for example — and as Dr. Sandage and Dr. Tammann delved into the subject in a series of papers, the problematic constant came down and the imputed age of the universe rose.

Indeed, the tremulous quietude of Rose's life in her old age is one thing the production makes absolutely vivid.

Compared to APOE3, inheritance of APOE4 increases risk of Alzheimer's disease (AD) 4- to 15-fold depending on the presence of one or two alleles, and reduces the age of AD onset (Strittmatter and Roses, 1996).

But while it's true that George RR Martin was heavily influenced by the age of chivalry, the Wars of the Roses and JRR Tolkien (that's where the RR in his name comes from), the Song of Ice and Fire series also has a different, more interesting provenance, one that could suggest the Game of Thrones universe is located not in the past at all, but in the future.

Raised by poor immigrants in Brownsville, Brooklyn, Rose moved at the age of 84 to Manhattan to be nearer her son, Herbert and his family.

Loving husband of Rose Tallis.

Beloved brother of Rose DeChristopher.