He and his wife raised roses, of which his favourite, he joked, was "Royal William".
The garden is planted and tended by the night watch man, a Mr. Nicholas Puppo, who used to be a farmer in the province of Basilicata in Italy, and since coming to this country has always raised roses at his home in the Bronx.
In that instant, Stanford wrangled control of the Pac-12 North Division, raised its Rose Bowl hopes and severely diminished the possibility that the Ducks will secure their fourth consecutive outright conference championship.
After his return to Australia they lived apart; the burden of raising Percy fell to Rose, while John pursued his career as chief architect to the Western Australian Department of Public Works.
Instead, he finds it potentially problematic that Rose raises funds for his PBS show himself, which means Rose personally solicits donations from the very same high-powered people he interviews at his famous round table.
It looked as if Bev were proposing a toast, and Rose raised her glass.
Rose raises Miriam in Sunnyside Gardens, the Queens neighborhood that comes to represent World War II-era Communists "in pursuit of that chimera, the Dialectical Whosis," as Mr. Lethem writes memorably in the book's opening scene.
KARACHI, Pakistan — Not so long ago, Muneer A. Malik was often photographed sitting on the roof of a Mitsubishi Pajero, fists raised, showered with rose petals and thronged by supporters as he accompanied the embattled Supreme Court chief justice on protest cavalcades that became the starkest symbol of opposition to President Pervez Musharraf's rule.
The notion of Uncle Tomism, a highly charged term that Rose raised 20 years later in a high-profile documentary and discussed in subsequent interviews, moved the discussion out of class in general and into race specifically.
The minimum cost of raising a child to 18 rose by 4% over the past year to almost £150,000 – well above rises in earnings and safety net benefits, research shows.
