Sentence examples for rose flowers from inspiring English sources

The pinkshell azalea, the shrub I saw at Old Westbury, grows to 6 to 10 feet and features rose flowers in early May and burgundy to crimson foliage in fall.

At the heart of the cycle is a brief, gossamer-textured movement on a particularly haunting Hāfez text (Lim sets English translations by Jonathan Holmes): The rose flowers for a day only Before the bud is pressed Between the pages of the world As Ebrahim sings downward-sighing phrases over fragrant harmonies reminiscent of Debussy, Lim seems in danger of losing her modernist credentials.

I painted rose flowers that bloom out of the nails.

When flowers were at stage 7, the proportion of deformed rose flowers was recorded (n  = 50).

The proportion of deformed rose flowers from plants grown under different temperature conditions.

Aromatic amino acids can be catabolized into compounds contributing to flavors like rose, flowers, and even bitter almond.

In summary, we investigated the molecular basis for double rose flower formation and found that a restricted expression pattern of the rose AGAMOUS gene correlates with the occurrence of double flowers.

Let the megamalls have their food courts; we will take a serene respite here from work-a-day chores with a few steamed dumplings and a pot of rose flower tea.

This work indicates that rose flower-like N-NiCo2O4/C is an efficient functional catalyst presenting an alternative to the costly Pt/C in air cathode MFC.

Robert created the Amouage scent using frankincense, myrrh, and the rare rock rose flower that grows only in the Jebel Akhdar mountains southwest of Muscat.

Herein, a rose flower-like nitrogen-doped NiCo2O4/carbon (N-NiCo2O4/C) has been prepared via a facile hydrothermal method and is utilized as an effective cathode electrocatalyst in air cathode MFC.