Sentence examples for exciting rose from inspiring English sources

The last 30 minutes of an exciting Rose Bowl, below, followed by the entire Fiesta Bowl, filled ABC's prime-time hours and drew an average of 14.71 million viewers, according to the Nielsen overnight ratings.

Helton has a 32-15 overecordecord, which includes arguably the most exciting Rose Bowl victory in USC history, but his Trojans have never shown a consistent fierceness to match their overwhelming ability.

Sales at the family friendly chain, which was bought by Tesco's former chief executive Phil Clarke as part of his plan to make the supermarket's large stores more exciting, rose nearly 24% to £55m in the 53 weeks to 1 March, according to accounts filed at Companies House.

But also under Helton, the Trojans have rolled to arguably the most exciting USC Rose Bowl victory ever, their first Pac-12 title since 2008, and three wins in three games against UCLA.

The exciting moments – Lady Rose making out with Jack Ross, the African-American bandleader; Lady Edith learning by letter that she is indeed pregnant – have none of the sharp pang of pleasure we've come to demand from the series.

Chris Harrison Alert: "It's The Final Rose Tonight" The rose ceremony isn't all that exciting since it's the first episode.

Those who watched the Bay movie with the sound off only ate 36% more food and consumed 46% more calories than those watching "Rose", suggesting that exciting audio is an additional factor in overeating.

She rode the arching phrases of the beloved "Black Roses" and cooled her big, exciting voice for the dramatic switch from coy humor to stark disappointment in "A Girl Came Home From Meeting Her Sweetheart".

Also known as "Run for the Roses," it is the most exciting two minutes in sports.

Rose believes stories are in an exciting period of flux.

Rose is one of the most exciting talents in London menswear.