Sentence examples for off rose from inspiring English sources

When the band toured with Guns n'Roses in 1992, Faith No More were called to the headmaster's office after the singer had slagged off Rose to the press and told crowds in Hamburg that Warren Beatty had been fucking Rose's girlfriend.

As equity values fell, investors turned to the security of fixed-income assets like United States Treasuries, and those prices, including 30-year bonds that were auctioned off, rose.

But if Tiiny never takes off, Rose doesn't care.

You can also try the fake plants, which are much easier to look after, and are designed in a variety of styles.You could also cut off rose petals on a rose ala Morticia Addams Cushionsns.

And yet, one evening last October, the Pelican took off, rose ten metres and hovered throughout the night.

In 2008, the utility filed 29percentt more cases against its customers who did not provide the company access to their meter, while the number of people who had their electricity turned off rose 22percentt.

"Here the charcuterie is very good," he said, not unlike an owner of a large estate showing off roses that were having a good year.

While the gregarious Poulter thrust his clenched fist at the visiting fans ahead of tee-off, Rose, a debutant despite his decade of fame since his amateur heroics at the previous Birkdale Open, looked nervous as he lingered on the practice putting green.

The bloom had officially come off the rose.

Greater competition means the bloom could easily go off the rose.

He attributed the decline "to just some of the bloom coming off the rose".