Sentence examples for become rosy from inspiring English sources

Standing in an open courtyard, her cheeks had become rosy from the morning cold.

Things didn't become rosy overnight; Deena and I are very different people.

"That things in our past become rosier over time is incredibly important," he added.

I find it interesting that people do have that perception [about increasing darkness], and part of that is what's been so interesting to me about the show: Whatever happened in the past on the show has become rosier.

As she gently turned the lamp, it cast a pale orange light across the raspberry coverlet, and the room became rosy.

In its pages, Rosalind Franklin becomes Rosy, a bluestocking virago who hoards her data, stubbornly misses their import, and occasionally threatens Watson and others with physical violence — but who might not be "totally uninteresting" if she "took off her glasses and did something novel with her hair".

In its pages, Rosalind Franklin becomes Rosy, a bluestocking virago who hoards her data, stubbornly misses their import, and occasionally threatens Watson and others with physical violence but who might not be "totally uninteresting" if she "took off her glasses and did something novel with her hair".

As soon as the outlook became rosier and consumer confidence improved, sales rebounded.

She was referring to the first 100 films at the box office, though if that group were widened to 250 films, the picture becomes rosier.

And the picture became rosier still for the hosts when Jordan found some away swing to induce an edge from Nuwan Kulasekara.

Lashinsky: Based on what we're seeing, that data was accurate for the first half of the year, but as newer data comes in, that picture is going to become less rosy and more ho-hum in California.