Sentence examples for long rose from inspiring English sources
"In its day it was long," Rose said, "but long isn't really a test for us anymore".
At one point when we were talking, he walked into the hallway outside his office, where a research paper posted on the wall showed, in a bar graph, how long Rose's Methuselah flies were now living.
Europe trailed by two after six but Stenson's birdie on seven - and a long Rose birdie putt on eight sparked Europe's renaissance.
If you would rather display your arrangement in a flower box, purchase a long rose box and plenty of tissue to pad around the arrangement and protect it.
The researchers then found that when they increased or decreased the temperature in a range from 120 to 950 degrees Fahrenheit, the level of gallium in the tubes, about 10 microns long, rose or fell linearly.
After the floods of 1927, John Barry writes, the city fathers of New Orleans began their long decline into insular stagnation, Huey Long rose to power as governor of Louisiana, and Herbert Hoover, who led the rescue program, was elected President.
In Soulcalibur III, a long, rose-themed dress with hat and veil was used as a tertiary alternate, one of several considered designs.
Despite the reputation of these plants as extremely difficult to grow, the temperate carnivorous plants are just as tough and live just as long as rose bushes.
Each rose needs a stem so go for the long stemmed roses and get the cookie sticks.
Each mourner was handed a long-stemmed rose.
"When she turned 90, Bill Cosby sent her 90 long stem roses," Mr. Basile said of his wife.
