Sentence examples for getting a rose from inspiring English sources
Washington State fans are not happy about Price's getting a Rose Bowl farewell, but here's betting that Gesser and company make them forget about the coach's heading south.
For the grand finale, the seniors, all in white graduation dresses, came up to the stage through the aisle of the theatre, each getting a rose from a fourth grader.
Not getting a rose is the equivalent of having your torch extinguished on "Survivor"; the women aren't voted off the island, but kicked out of what's called the Ladies Villa.
With blinged-out cellphones clutched permanently in elaborately manicured hands, they are killing time in a tattoo parlor, exchanging texts with boys, arguing over whose phone is the coolest ("Slider phones are kaput"), and what's the best kind of ink to be getting: a rose or a ladybug?
Most Unexpectedly Effective Argument For Getting A Rose: "But, I'm a man".
The winner gets a rose and a large package of entitlement reforms.
The whole point is that one will get a rose and the other will go home.
"Women in the 70s used to get a rose on their chest.
HOST: Dan, when you didn't get a rose, you punched the wall.
"I've got a Rose Bowl to look forward to," Brees said.
"All you had to do was breathe if you were a woman; 2 years old or 82 years old, you got a rose," he said.
