Sentence examples for its rose from inspiring English sources

At Fordham University, for example, the number of applications rose about 7percentt at both its Rose Hill Campus in the Bronx and its smaller Lincoln Center campus.

A state audit revealed that the University of Wisconsin lost $286,700 on its Rose Bowl appearance in 1998 because it took a small army, a traveling party of 832, to Pasadena.

Its stability is under constant threat, and European governments which applauded its "rose revolution" in 2003 have given it little help since.The Balts are in better shape, but their governments are weak Estonia lost another last week and lacking in vision.

The local authority said it had now "substantially reduced" fees at its Rose Street multi-storey car park, one of the largest in the city.

Fordham has long been part of the fabric of New York, both at its Rose Hill campus in the Bronx and at it's Lincoln Center campus.

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Tellingly though, it can't sustain its rose-tinted entertainment for all that long.

The departures of two executives who had championed the company's print publishing assets, including The Financial Times newspaper, have fueled speculation that Pearson will seek to sell its rose-colored business daily, known as The FT, so that it can focus on its fast-growing education business.

Since Ecuador adopted the dollar in 2000, its rose-growers' costs have risen compared with their Colombian competitors'.

Among the world's largest private residences, its rose-pink structure is a visual amalgam of multiple architecture styles.

The unveiling of the collection forms the centrepiece of this enjoyable tale, folding out elegantly from its rose-hued pages.