Sentence examples for rose instead of from inspiring English sources

Marine Le Pen's new campaign logo – a blue rose instead of the party's traditional flame – was conceived for its supposed feminine appeal.

Richard Williams, who at times could beat McLoughlin and Johnston, caught the ball as it rose instead of letting it come to a full bounce, and thus gained a fraction of a second in speed.

Clearly, the boy had no concept of one's being emphatic by varying the expected numbers: one rose instead of a dozen; six chances instead of just one.

When the Salafist party al-Nour distributed a poster with the image of a rose instead of the face of female candidate Marwa Ibrahim al-Qamash, on the basis that she wears the niqab (or full-face veil) many poked fun on social media sites such as Facebook.

But his other bachelorettes were unaccountably livid, especially when Jubilee came back with a rose instead of being sent packing.

Shen Kuo wrote that it was preferable to use the twenty-four-point rose instead of the old eight compass cardinal points — and the former was recorded in use for navigation shortly after Shen's death.

It is also a gamble that cattle prices will rise instead of sinking, as they have been all fall.

What would we be saying if, say, JPMorgan's volume of outstanding option or "pick a pay" ARM's was rising instead of falling?

I'm thinking of a place where, when the neighbor above passes out with his bathtub running over, the water rises instead of falls.

For mortality rates to rise instead of fall is extremely rare in developed countries except as a result of war or pandemic.

If prices begin to rise instead of fall, these participants often cover their short positions by buying back the securities immediately to limit their losses.