Sentence examples similar to revolutionary rose from inspiring English sources
Then Sam Adams [a revolutionary] rose and said he would hear a prayer from anyone of piety and good character, as long as they were a patriot.
Dean Bowman sang lines like "the greatest revolutionary is a rose" and Leena Conquest sang "all I ever want is a sunny day"; then, after a paean to the crocus, brass and reed lines were layered on top of each other, sonorous and clashing.
CAN Arab revolutionaries learn from Georgia's Rose revolution?
Rose pretends to be a revolutionary but at heart believes in nothing but advancing herself.
In a sense this view is innovative in a way that Blakemore and Olivier's theatre never was: his revolutionary productions of The Wars of the Roses and the Oresteia have no counterpart in his colleagues' output.
Rose-tinted history remembers the revolutionary effect of punk culture the DIY ethos, resistance to police harassment, widely influential music but what's largely forgotten is the body count it left behind.
It also has special significance in Japan, developed through the popular manga comic story for girls, "The Rose of Versailles," a romantic tragedy built around the adventures of its heroine, Lady Oscar, in pre-revolutionary and revolutionary France.
The new Rose Center for Earth and Space reminds us that human curiosity and inventiveness have driven us to this revolutionary new understanding of our cosmos.
In early July, Rose had received a sample of Ecoboard, a material produced in Winchester, Virginia, that is advertised as "a revolutionary wood alternative made from a hundred per cent recycled plastics".
