Sentence examples for case of rose from inspiring English sources

In the case of Rose Poivrée (introduced in 2000), that would be rose absolute, never a lovely scent and certainly not by today's standards.

He was also lead prosecutor in the case of Rose West, Britain's most prolific female serial killer.

In the case of rose, like that of many other ornamental plants, it is essential to be able to control both growth and branching.

Recalling the case of Rose, the career hits leader, who was suspended by baseball in 1989 and later convicted of tax evasion, Vincent said federal authorities at the time told him and John Dowd, the Washington lawyer who investigated Rose's betting, that they would not have indicted Rose on tax charges "if we had not got him first because they didn't think they could get a jury to convict him".

The Sixth Circuit echoed those sentiments in the recent case of Rose v. Haskins.

Organizers who stopped last year's eviction of the Wilsons said they took a lesson from the case of Rose Gudiel in the San Gabriel Valley community of Bassett.

London Grammar are a classic case of rose-without-trace.

"Cloning" is a modern-sounding word, but in the case of roses, the techniques involved date back, in a crude form, three thousand years, and require no more sophisticated equipment than a sharp knife.

This was not a case of Mama Rose and Baby June.

When the case of the Rose and Crown, Reditune and Mr. Philips arose here, a Mr. Michael Jeans wrote to The Times of London.

As in the case of The Rose in Minneapolis, great attention was paid to large windows to daylight both residences and common areas, providing tenants with views of green space and trees from every apartment and from the complex's fitness room and inviting stairways.