Sentence examples for rose doubles from inspiring English sources

The Tudor Rose (doubles from £85) is friendly, if in need of an update, and close to all the action.

For a stay with great views, Al Giardino delle Rose (doubles from €100, algiardinodellerose.com) is a cute guesthouse on a hilly street near the Rose Garden, but the owners also let a one-bedroom flat (sleeps four, with sofabed, from €160 a night) on narrow Via Toscanella, near the Ponte Vecchio.

"Family Guy" and "American Dad" also rose double digits.

But if you want to give your playing some sonic variety, you need something more, like a Floyd rose double locking tremolo.

The data surge just keeps rising, doubling in volume every two years.

There's an electrifying passage roughly two-thirds of the way through in which Mutter enunciates a slowly rising double-stopped line over a sequence of violent chords.

Two years ago, Deloitte's Alan Switzer, writing in The Telegraph, pegged the first-year cost of relegation from the Premier League at £25 million (about $38 million), a figure that has almost certainly risen — doubled even?

The seafood industry is at a crossroads: while capture fisheries are stagnating in volume and decreasing in profitability, they are also falling short of world demand, as the annual consumption of seafood has been rising, doubling over the last three decades.

The population of Canada has consistently risen, doubling approximately every 40 years, since the establishment of the Canadian Confederation in 1867.

Henri Matisse's Les Coucous, tapis bleu et rose (1911) doubled its estimate at more than $40 million.

Financial companies including Citigroup, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase rose by double digits.