Sentence examples for rose means from inspiring English sources

Thus, "The narcissus has strewn silver in the way of the bride rose" means simply "The narcissus has withered"—for when the rose (dressed in red, like an Eastern bride) appears in late spring, it is time for the narcissus to shed its white petals, just as people would shed silver coins in the way of a bridal procession.

You know a red rose means love, but how about a pink one, or yellow, or white?

"The Black Rose means a lot of different things to me," says Wilde. "In a way, it's me on a hanger.

Meanwhile, what amounts to a centrally imposed freeze on council tax rises means owners of homes in the leafy suburbs are paying not a penny more.

Falling and rising means being human.

The FCA said slow wage rises meant that people could become more reliant on debt.

However, subsequent pay rises meant he no longer qualified for help, at which point his employer stepped in to pay the bills.

As a child, the Easter Rising meant the huge picture of carnage in the GPO that turned on my republican granny.

To face and overcome the negative consequences like environmental disasters, the rising mean sea level and others, new power plant concepts are researched and developed.

The latest fare rises mean the price of an annual season ticket from Dover to London has gone through the £5,000 barrier for the first time.

Three of the scenarios assume 'no action' is taken to reduce emissions; emissions remain high and continue to rise, mean global temperature increase is around 4.5°C by 2100.