Sentence examples for rose for which from inspiring English sources

Ms. Attias has since taken several courses with Ms. Rose, for which she gets credits toward a salary increase, and her class now uses computer software to produce a monthly newsletter.

"I haven't been successful at that marriage thing yet," she added, and that was the lead-in to her appealingly daffy rendition of the French standard "La Vie en Rose," for which she accompanied herself on ukulele.

It was particularly the roses for which Redouté and his patron Josephine achieved fame.

Timing of flowering is an extremely important aspect of a plant's reproductive biology, and the ability to flower several times during a year is of significant economic importance in ornamental plants, such as roses for which the value is in the flowers, as well as fruit crops like strawberry.

They include a celebration of the life of the Italian actress Anna Magnani — who would have turned 100 this year — with a screening of "The Rose Tattoo," for which she won an Oscar in 1956.

Such studies are especially needed in products such as rose hips for which scarce if any drying kinetic data is available.

Following "Kissin' Pink" came a handful of singles, including "A Hundred Million Roses," the video for which was such a spot-on 1995 homage that it caused cognitive dissonance.

For example, an ad might state 80 roses for BBBJ, which means $80 for a blow job without a condom.

It's not all wine and roses for Base, which follows a freemium model.

From there Ms. Rose landed behind another drum kit in Crystal Stilts (an anomaly: she was the lone woman), subsequently leaving to form her own band, Frankie Rose & the Outs, for which she moved out front, with a guitar.

In addition, she earned further acclaim for her stage work, most notably as the grotesquely amorous Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2005) and as the obsessive Momma Rose in Gypsy (2007), for which she won another Tony for best actress in a musical.