Sentence examples for rising rose from inspiring English sources

UAL shares, which may come under pressure today even as US Airways shares are rising, rose 62.5 cents, to $60.375.

The centifolia roses have produced many descendants that are also cottage garden favorites, including varieties of moss rose (roses with attractive 'mossy' growth on their flower stalks and flower buds).

His "Rise:Rose" in 2006 drew from his early training in Butoh and classical ballet in his native Japan, as well as more recent time spent studying dance in Senegal.

The original miniature rose, the "Rose chinensis minima," which grew only on the island of Mauritius, in the Indian Ocean, was first discovered around the turn of the 19th century and rediscovered in 1912 in the Swiss Alps.

If wished, you can gather other colours of roses; however, be sure to choose the true rose scented roses and to avoid the tea-scented varieties.

The rose, a rose-tea taste.

The ball is rising through the roses.

Rising demand for roses was likely to quadruple its price from its average of 30-40 U.S. cents per stem, the trade group said.

However, Yorkshire will face a Lancashire team with increased hope of avoiding a second relegation in three seasons after a dramatic win against Durham in their last match, and who have had a happy knack of rising to the Roses challenge in recent years – they have not lost a Championship match to their old rivals since 2002.

As GDP growth in emerging economies soared, their consumption could not keep up with rapidly rising income, and saving rose.

(AP) — When Anthony Barr roared through the line and hit Matt Barkley squarely in the No. 7 on his back, the roar rising out of the Rose Bowl was loud enough for a whole city to hear.