Sentence examples for rose for from inspiring English sources

The phrase "rose for" is not correct or usable in written English.
If you wish to use the word "rose" in a sentence, it is usually used as a noun, verb, or adjective. For example, "The rose bush was in full bloom."

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The crowd rose for a standing ovation.

The New York Times - Sports

Treasuries rose for a fourth day.

The New York Times

White men never rose for Negro women.

The New Yorker

Copper rose for a second day.

The New York Times

The legislators rose for a standing ovation.

The New York Times

LME stocks rose for the first time since February.

The Economist

Home builder stocks rose for the second consecutive day.

The New York Times

Both indexes rose for the fifth consecutive day.

The New York Times

Construction rose for single-family homes and apartments.

The New York Times

Filings rose for value funds, which outperformed the market.

The New York Times

And employment rose for the first time this year.

The Guardian - Business

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