Sentence examples for rose can be from inspiring English sources

A. With patience, a rose can be grown from a seed, and indeed all the Peace roses of today are descended from a plant grown in 1939 from a single seed nurtured by Francis Meilland, the hybridizer.

Rockefeller elaborated: "The American Beauty rose can be produced in the splendor and fragrance which brings cheer to its beholder only by sacrificing the early buds which grow around it.

As explosive and awe-inspiring Rose can be when let loose, Rose can't help his team if he can't stay on the court.

Now suffering this hamstring issue, Rose can be in line to miss more games.

But the Bulls currently have a roster capable of beating anybody in a prolonged series -- and that all hinges on whether Rose can be the guy, if only for a couple months.

Whether he's commenting on his own work, the parochial nature of the British dance music industry, or the superior quality of Arca's solo work to his collaboration with Björk, Rose can be counted on to deliver his opinions without a trace of bullshit.

We groan over a precedent that declares that licence fee rises can be carved back at will.

That can be frustrating for buyers, but convincing banks that values have risen can be tough when they're looking backward.

So the injection production ratio is reasonable, and contradiction between formation pressure and water cut rising can be solved.

In-vivo measurements of retinal temperature rises can be envisioned for studies on laser safety.

The rise can be attributed to changed eligibility criteria.