Sentence examples for rose of all from inspiring English sources

Instead, when I spot a potential suicide bomber, I think of him as someone who insists that Tyne Daly was the greatest Mama Rose of all time, even better than Merman.

They'll think of Hugh MacDiarmid, who wrote that the rose of all the world was not for him, "only the little white rose of Scotland, that smells sharp and sweet – and breaks the heart".

At the opening of the devolved Scottish parliament in 1999, the SNP contingent wore white roses – a subtle allusion to a haunting lyric by the nationalist poet Hugh MacDiarmid: "The rose of all the world is not for me / I want for my part / Only the little white rose of Scotland / That smells sharp and sweet – and breaks the heart".

March 27, 1676 Borsi, Hungary April 8, 1735 Tekirdağ, Turkey Ferenc Rákóczi, II, (born March 27 , 1676 Borsi, Hung. died April 8 , 1735 Rodosto, Tur)., prince of Transylvania who headed a nearly successful national rising of all Hungary against the Habsburg empire.

Not only is Windows Phone the most rapidly rising of all platforms at the moment, but IDC notes that BlackBerry's BB10 new range have hit 1 million shipped devices this quarter.

I want to know how this place rose out of all the local dust.

Three riders only used rising trot while trotting, while for the others the proportion of rising trot of all time trotted varied from 43 to 99 %, median 72%%.

Ms. Patterson pointed out that mine operators have been facing rising expenses of all sorts.

As incomes rise, Americans of all stripes are more likely to get married.

If that amount rises to10%% of all Londoners, charities could receive £15m.

Rising costs of all sorts are inevitable as JetBlue matures.