Sentence examples for pretty rose from inspiring English sources

"I love wearing bold and bright  matte lipsticks," says Webster. "The colour palette of vibrant reds, pretty rose pinks and deep cherry shades helped inspire the designs and kiss-themed prints.

The violet-edged creamy octopus carpaccio is garnished with lemon, wild arugula, pretty rose radishes, fennel and a spunky anchovy sauce.

If you don't want to wear lip gloss but are sick of clear gloss, try a pretty, rose pink shade.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, October 11 , 1930 P. 28What kind of time is this, my pretty rose, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin By John Cassidy.

A man offering a pretty rose bouquet is playing the same game as an empid fly offering an empty silk balloon.

Here she is as Heidi, the "pretty Alpine rose" and Allied spy with whom Richard Burton arranges a liaison in the latter.

In the portrait of his cousin Jane Anne Mason, the 16 year-old smiles with happy innocence but also with the self-awareness of the pretty English rose that she was turning into.

This is what exactly what we saw in the Glenn Beck and the Tea Party, which not uncoincidentally pretty much rose and fell the same time.

In India, though, the picture is not so pretty.A rising tide may lift all boats; a falling one reveals who has no bathing trunks on.

The trends are pretty clear: rising economic sectors tend to favor Democrats while declining economic sectors are more likely to favor Republicans.

To be sure, borrowing for securities purchases is at an all-time high, but it has pretty much risen in tandem with the market.