Sentence examples for rose every day from inspiring English sources

Senior team leader Chris Owens told VICE incidents rose every day last weekend.

Mother Teresa rose every day at 4.40am for mass.

He separately mentioned the way his father gave his mother a rose every day.

Their fairytale romance — George Romney is said to have brought his wife a rose every day of their married life — later became the stuff of sappy campaign profiles.

Margaret Chase Smith, a senator from Maine, the grand old dame of the Republican party, wore a rose every day, including on the first of June in 1950 when she gave the brave, brilliant "Declaration of Conscience" speech she is best know for, denouncing her fellow Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy.

Lillie Hallman used to call her mother, Rose, every day.

A.G.S.: And rising every day.

The volume rises every day.

It has gained 165 points since last Friday's close and has risen every day this week.

"The sea water is rising every day," says Hashem, who calls himself a climate refugee.

Now, he rises every day at dawn, checks weather conditions and heads to the beach.