Sentence examples for pretty roses from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps some pretty roses you can make into hair accessories?

Wilson was dressed casually, in cut-off jeans and a pretty rose-patterned blouse from Dolce & Gabbana's most recent ready-to-wear collection.

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.

In other, happier places and times he would be a conservative, romantic patriot of the kind frequently encountered in the British Conservative Party (and they have some pretty rose-tinted views of the national past, too).

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

Now, walk yourselves back from those pretty yellow roses on a store shelf and what you find is this: Kenyan women in green uniforms, taking roses from a cold room, cutting them to a standard length of 20.5 inches, removing leaves and thorns, bunching them, and wrapping them (complete with plant food package).

Enjoy your pretty tissue roses!

Fold these pretty paper roses from colorful square pieces of paper.

Made up properly, isn't she, Ivy, every bit as pretty as Rose – as Lady Mary, even, if only she had the advantage of all that finery?

Inside, sculptured and carved horse heads, ropes and wild roses (pretty but prickly) climb chandeliers and banisters.

So I think I did pretty well -- roses, a sonnet, chocolate, an almost-romantic dinner.