Sentence examples for particularly rose from inspiring English sources

There isn't much chance for Digg to ever turn things around if the senior team, particularly Rose, aren't even using the service any more.

In contrast, cortisol reactivity towards the training environment generally increased during day 2, and the percentage of cortisol responders particularly rose in the mock and MRI groups.

The number of arrests for marijuana possession over that period particularly rose in many of the jurisdictions that send inmates to the Hampton Roads facility, according to a Drug Policy Alliance report.

Unconstrained by a self-image as a company that does a particular thing, Amazon has dabbled in areas from internet search to robotics to film and television development.Indeed, if your glasses are particularly rose-tinted, Amazon seems to have put the "long term" back into Anglo-Saxon capitalism.

He reintroduced to English gardens many plants that had gone out of fashion, particularly roses.He gained all the medals and other honours that horticulture can grant.

And his interpretation is at times low-key, with some of the big setpieces, particularly the Rose Adagio, notably lacking in grandeur.

Optimistically billed as the next Stoner, this 1967 reissue is in fact the better novel: Savage has constructed, against scenery "vast and hostile to individual hope", a rich and challenging psychodrama, based on brilliant characterisation – particularly of Rose, for whom living becomes "so narrow that she brooded nights on what to wear the next day", and the monstrous Phil.

His promiscuous lifestyle placed heavy strains upon the relationship, particularly when Rose discovered shortly after Percy's birth that she had contracted a form of syphilis from her husband.

Traditional gifts include candy and flowers, particularly red roses, a symbol of beauty and love.

It was particularly the roses for which Redouté and his patron Josephine achieved fame.

By the mid-1980s bands were beginning to emerge from the L.A. scene that pursued a less glam image and a rawer sound, particularly Guns N' Roses, breaking through with the chart-topping Appetite for Destruction (1987), and Jane's Addiction, who emerged with their major label debut Nothing's Shocking, the following year.