Sentence examples for huge rose from inspiring English sources
The other idea was that this huge rose would make the dancers look like insects.
It has four main doors, each topped with a circular window, then a row of Moorish windows, and then a huge rose window which is currently boarded up since it is in the middle of restoration.
But in the view from the altar toward the entrance -- a vast span of more than 500 feet -- the cathedral's huge rose window seems to float in the murky gloom.
Songwriter of the Year RedOne took it all in as he worked the carpet and the room, from the ornate orchid displays and huge rose and floral centerpieces of the ballroom to the who's who of those working it.
"Those are huge rose-colored glasses for a party that has been in disfavor in this state for numerous election cycles," said Mrs. Weddington, the Republican leader.
On the morning after the robbery, the hotel, celebrating its centennial, was still draped with huge rose-colored signs promoting an exclusive exhibition of the missing Leviev diamonds, owned by an Israeli real estate and diamond mogul, Lev Leviev.
He chose to make his garden surreal, a latticed world of emerald bowers and huge roses and lilies.
Instead, the Bannermans rely on demonstrative and dramatic flowers, planted en masse for theatrical effect: shrub roses and rambling roses, huge petaled peonies, exotic echiums and fragrant lilies — scent is vital to their style — in terra-cotta pots on terraces.
Every year during the Pentecost Mass, two or three firemen make this climb with huge sacks of rose petals, which they empty over the edge of the oculus to shower slowly, spectacularly down into the rotunda.
Grafting is cost-effective commercially; huge numbers of rose bushes can be propagated from a small amount of plant material – often a single bud – and plants are pushed up to saleable size in the first year.
At the top of this deep flounce all round the cape are large black marocain roses, and the round collar is edged with huge blue silk roses matching the lining of the cape.
