Sentence examples for rose business from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pinchbeck has been joined in the business by his son Tom, 35, the fourth generation in the rose business.

Mr. Pinchbeck, 67, who runs William Pinchbeck Inc., on the Post Road in Guilford, is the last man standing in the state's rose business.

In 1982 the state agreed to lease a part of Rancocas State Park to the Powhatan Renape Nation, which has put a museum, gallery and gift shop there, as well as an office building, from which the chief runs the rose business.

The rose business also offers the opportunity to launder drug money.

Jeff, who runs the Gold Coast Garden medical marijuana cooperative in Santa Cruz, is a third-generation horticulturist whose parents were pushed out of the rose business by Latin American competitors.

The coach has plenty of room for manoeuvre in this department: Lewis Moody, the World Cup captain, has retired; James Haskell has cut himself off from red-rose business by negotiating contracts in Japan and New Zealand; Nick Easter is heavily rumoured to be on his way out of the squad.

In April, a baseball official said, DuPuy approached Selig after a series of conversations with Warren Greene, Rose's business agent.

"There's no handful of editors in a smoke-filled back room deciding which stories are important; the masses are deciding," Mr. Rose told Business 2.0 magazine in 2006.

"Analysts have speculated that Pearson would sell the FT Group, which includes the rose-colored business daily and its various digital assets.

Diageo and Pernod Ricard have also agreed to sell other brands to win regulatory approval in Canada and Europe, including Gibson's Finest Canadian whiskey and the Four Roses bourbon business.

The departures of two executives who had championed the company's print publishing assets, including The Financial Times newspaper, have fueled speculation that Pearson will seek to sell its rose-colored business daily, known as The FT, so that it can focus on its fast-growing education business.