Sentence examples for made rose from inspiring English sources

After increasing Rose's minutes upon arriving in Indiana, Bird made Rose a starter this season.

Valiante made Rose repeatedly play out a scene from The Empire Strikes Back involving Luke Skywalker and Yoda the night before his final round at Merion.

The magazine cover made Rose the poster child of a new wave of web startups; the iconic image has been used over and over again even as Rose moved on to new companies and, you know, aged past 16.

Burk referred to him in "The Long Game" as "arrogant and narcissistic", which made Rose appear shallow for insisting he travel with them, but felt that Langley did "a superb job" conveying the character's flaws.

Instead, after Sludge made Rose change into the kind of clothes a pimp would provide, he showed her to his grandmother, saying "So, how's this one?" And the grandmother, aside from saying Rose needed a little more meat on her bones, approved.

A report by CB Insights showed that, in 2015, annual funds poured into education technology from venture-capital firms increased sixty-four per cent over the year before, and the number of deals being made rose ten per cent.

After the popular Crawford romance I Live My Life (1935), Van Dyke made Rose-Marie (1936), the second Eddy-MacDonald musical.

Did fatigue from too many games in a short time make Rose susceptible to injury?

I do believe there's more than one way to make Rose flower.

Annie McGreevey, who stars, makes Rose likable but never seems completely comfortable in the character's skin.

The narrator has pleasant memories of Sundays at the ranch outside Whittier, of sumptuous lunches and Billy's visits which make Rose almost cheerful.