Sentence examples for go that rose from inspiring English sources
But go she must, Eilis assumes, even though she "would have given anything to be able to say plainly that she did not want to go, that Rose could go instead".
If your rose went down, many others can go that way, too.
Churton Collins thought this was "amazing nonsense" — in no true understanding of literature could you say that "Go, Lovely Rose" had the influence of "Paradise Lost".
This is a team that could still go to the Rose Bowl, believe it or not, but that goal currently seems impossibly distant.
As the saying goes "That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet".
This convinces Donna that she must go with Rose, and she gives in and leaves.
"The story goes that Jackie Kennedy once came into La Rose," said Padilla, sitting in what was La Rose's store, a fascinating hodgepodge of modernism and kitsch.
"There are great meditation apps out there that charge for their content and I just don't want to go down that same path," says Rose. "I'm committed to spending the money myself.
I also knew going in that Gabrielle Rose would be playing my birth mother and she's fantastic, so I wanted the part pretty badly.
But I'm not sure a Stetson worn with a blouse covered in pink roses would go down that well in Texas.
