Sentence examples for fake roses from inspiring English sources

Yesterday it was American flags and fake roses with fake dewdrops for Independence Day.

Near one entrance hangs a rescued bamboo window blind covered in a brocade curtain, tassels and fake roses.

(The sweet-smelling room contains real roses and fake stools, while the other room contains fake roses and, among the fake stools, a real one supplied regularly by an anonymous 2-year-old donor).

But if it cares so much about proper art why does its website (and print edition for all I know ) keep running endless puffs for "artists" – the word it insists on – who do everything from portraying themselves as Heisenberg from Breaking Bad to making fake roses out of Ralph Lauren shirts?

Arresting textile patterns like Lois Mailou Jones's "Totem Poles" (1928) and Beverly Nusom's "Wild Banana" (1971) are presented, along with a stunning "Debutante Gown" (1958-60) of white silk satin adorned with a trail of fake roses by Ann Lowe, the first black designer to join the fashion establishment when she opened a New York salon in 1950.

Immediately inside reception, three grownup-sized swings, with fake roses intertwined, beckon guests to come and kick their feet up.

Buy five to ten real roses and one fake rose.

A bucket filled with fake pink roses sits by the window.

Molly wanted a church hall, and somehow she's ended up with an 18th-century Anglican church garden in Mayfair, which she's decorated with brown and pink balloons, and fake white roses entwined in the architecture.

Women pin fake camellias and roses on stylish suit jackets all the time.

Decorate your binders, backpacks, pencils, pens, notebooks, and anything else with stickers, roses, fake sweets, and plastic bows.