The first rosy-cheeked Worcester Pearmains, 150-years-old with a delicate pink blush to their flesh, arrive in August, just the right size for lunchboxes as children return to school.
First, the rosy view of the world for millennials.
'HUMAN RESOURCES' When an idealistic young man fresh out of business school takes a white-collar management job in the factory where his father has worked as a laborer for 30 years, everything at first seems rosy.
We both felt that in that first session, Rosy had captured an immediate likeness—I recognized not only my physicality but my mood, my sense of self.
When Homer first said "rosy-fingered dawn," that was a striking description, but now it's a cliché.
The remaining isogenic line, Samarkand ry (hereafter, Sam), which harbors a mutant eye-color allele at the third chromosome rosy locus, was provided by T.F.C. Mackay and is described in Lyman et al. (1996).
ValueClick jumped 13% in after-hours trading on strong second-quarter earnings with rosy third-quarter guidance.
After spending a few minutes nervously lurking in the shadows, I spotted my first target: a rosy-cheeked septuagenarian who was leaning against a pillar.
She took classes in political science, which helped shape her rosy first impressions of America.
But first, order the rosy blue-crab dip served with flash-fried tortilla chips ($7.50).
Before you think all is rosy: First, the area is not gentrified by any stretch of the imagination, which actually suits me and probably would frighten others away.
