Sentence examples for mountain rose from inspiring English sources

It comes from a line in one of the lyrics, as well as the name of a waltz on the album, but to me the mountain rose is symbolic of our musical sound -- the classical rose becoming a rugged little mountain rose -- one who survives the elements and ends up with a grittier, more folky, earthy sound.

Mountain Rose Herbs, based in Eugene, Ore., carries pretty-in-pink Himalayan salts from deposits supposedly formed during the Jurassic era.

A: The new album is called Mountain Rose.

Mountain Rose is our third album of original material as well as new arrangements of traditional Celtic and folk songs.

And of course we always have to have a waltz on the album, so this time it is "Mountain Rose Waltz," which is a lovely country dance.

A: Short term goals would be to send Mountain Rose out into the world and to keep writing new music and songs.

On a Buddhist pilgrimage, Zhang describes mountains that "rose and fell like furious waves" and "great waves like moving mountains, cliffs of ice and boulders of snow".

She moves with an awkward, dream-logic elegance through the stages of grief, chain-smoking at Ouija boards, the phonecalls to prove he loved her in real life not only her imagination, the gorgeous, taunting mountain of roses delivered to his widow rather than her own lonely bungalow, that bury her in a nightmare, the creeping in of self-doubt, the descent into madness.

The mountain never tells the rose that she isn't good enough, nor does the rose tell the river that she is somehow incomplete.

There's a covered wood deck with mountain views, surrounded by rose bushes.

He describes their liaison as (among other things) a "honeyed trap," a "tiger-infested mountain" and "a single rose and a hoe left abandoned in a vast, bare flower bed".