Sentence examples for rose name from inspiring English sources

I cannot help but contrast the buildings in New York City on which "Trump" is emblazoned with buildings like the planetarium, the public library reading room, the BAM cinemas and others that bear the Rose name.

But the Rose name lives on, bought by a local company called AMP in 1990.

In return he received many honours, from having a Hybrid Tea Rose name after him, to his knighthood in 1964.

One rose variety that will soon be shown the wrought-iron gate is a hybrid tea rose named About Face.

The production here is painfully of the moment, with UK DJ and producer Sinden and rising name Brenmar contributing their knowledge of Baltimore's B-more club sound and Chicago's footwork subgenre.

High profile birth announcements can take an already rising name and put it on more parents' short lists, like Channing Tatum's Everly.

Cienfuegos has become a rising name in the city's techno scene, and now the Brooklyn producer is gearing up to drop a new record.

He will be directed by Lyndsey Turner, one of the fastest rising names of recent years.

The most popular first letter for girls is the once-obscure A, thanks partly to rising names like Avery, Arianna and Ava.

But this ragged space, tucked on the fourth floor of a crumbling apartment house, is nurturing rising names like the photographer Aneta Grzeszykowska.

Knowles pulled in of-the-moment songwriters like Sia Furler and Ryan Tedder, and rising names like Caroline Polachek, of Chairlift; she got strong work from big-name producers like Pharrell Williams and Timbaland, and then depended heavily on a near-unknown producer and writer named Boots, who is good.