Sentence examples for get to rose from inspiring English sources

Archie tried to say his mother was long gone and that he needed to get to Rose down on the Little Weed, tried to say that it was sixty-odd miles from Rawlins to their cabin, but he couldn't get out a word because of the wheezing, breath-sucking cough.

"If we win, so many things would have to happen for us to get to the Rose Bowl," said Gary Barnett, the coach of Colorado.

"The teams I played on, it was a big deal for us to just get to the Rose Bowl — that was its own monkey off our back," he said.

If it wins, it should also beat Michigan State and Indiana in its last two games and get to the Rose Bowl.TV: CH7, 3 30 P.M. OTHER GAMES EAST Rutgers (3-4) at Boston College (4-3) Boshouldollege should win big despite a defense that gave up 584 yards to Pitt.

While this new film isn't quite as distinctive, it's a heartfelt picture with the right kind of energy and sentimental euphoria, about a bunch of lads in 1990 desperate to get to the Stone Roses' now increasingly legendary gig.

They won't get to smell the roses that their son brings home.

"We get to go to the Rose Bowl or get a shot at the national championship game," Leinart said.

The three bachelors who received first-impression roses get to move into the mansion with DeAnna Pappas this week.

By the novel's end -- the plot, once Blair gets to the Rose, is fairly inane, and brings to mind Wodehouse's description of his own stories as "musical comedy without music" -- Blair hasn't written his novel, or fallen in love or stayed on the wagon as he hoped to.

If Rose cannot get to the basket, and his jumper is not falling, the Bulls have a tough time generating points.

Before he can get to giving out the first rose, Des pulls Sean aside to apologize for her bro while the other ladies flip out with anxiety.