Sentence examples for longer rose from inspiring English sources

Panera also reported that sales at stores open 18 months or longer rose better than 2% in the quarter.

Detailed hydrologic monitoring during the melt event indicated that a saturation threshold existed, beyond which, tile effluent tracer concentrations no longer rose in conjunction with discharge but instead dropped as the tile was inundated with dilute event water transmitted through the primarily vertical macropore network within the overlying soil.

I still have the privilege of walking through my life with binoculars, but my lens are no longer rose-colored and I have fear, real fear, that something could happen to my husband, or my son when he is older.

The more water your roses absorb by the following morning, the longer the roses will last after being cut.

Quality Street chocolates survived longer than Roses chocolates (hazard ratio for survival of Roses v Quality Street 0.70, 95% confidence interval 0.53 to 0.93, P=0.014).

You no longer wear rose-colored glasses.

"People come sooner and come longer for the Rose Bowl," Weinstein said Monday from his seat at the championship game.

Man, people have been into disco in New York for years and, in the Italian sections of town, people have been wearing flares for a lot longer than Stone Roses".

Longer stems on roses are harder to grow properly.

"Why San Diego, Where Rates First Rose, No Longer Conserves Energy" (news article, Jan . 30 did not convey the gravity that the energy crisis presents to my constituents.

Densher, that is, marries the rich girl only to find, to his dismay, and that of Kate, that Milly becomes a rose, no longer choked in the grass but fresh-sprung in the June of salutary happiness.