Sentence examples for of its rose from inspiring English sources
Jean Guichard and Olivier Gillotin have updated L'Interdit only slightly (all classics are refurbished to some degree when relaunched), softening the gilt of its rose and jasmine.
A Garden Perennial JUNE 10 -- The Brooklyn Botanic Garden will celebrate the 75th anniversary of its rose gardens at a dinner that will raise money for public programs, community outreach and educational programs.
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24 Also on Jamaica, Iberostar Hotels and Resorts (876-680-0000; www.iberoSpanishm), a Spanish resort chain, opened the first phase of its Rose Hall complex in Montego Bay in 2007, recently completed Phase 2 and expects to complete Phase 3 this month, bringing the total number of its rooms to 978.
Third place goes to the heavenly watermelon radish, so called because of its rose-pink flesh.
Auriol is clear that a universal concept is all of its particulars, rose is all particular roses, animal is all particular animals.
In the course of the book, council houses will be built within sight of the hall, their livid industrial brick a mocking parody of its faded rose and gold.
In Strasbourg he bumped into Mikhail Saakashvili, who became president of Georgia after its "rose revolution" in 2003.
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.
Rose breeder David Austin introduced a collection of 10 of its most popular roses as "own roots" to its American market two years ago.
Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, can be a day of love or dread because of its emphasis on roses, chocolate, candlelight and expensive dates.
