Sentence examples for rose refers from inspiring English sources

(As the millions of readers of Dan Brown's "DaVinci Code" know, under the rose refers to the rose that "Romans hung... over meetings to indicate the meeting was confidential. Attendees understood that whatever was said under the rose -- or sub rosa -- had to remain a secret").

Historian R. B. Rose refers to these industrialists as belonging to "an inner elite of magnates".

(Rose referred to Bufferbox and Clever as some of the best and brightest prospects in the current YC class).

It was, when in all sincerity, Rose referred to the audience and evening as "lovely".

When employed by jewelers, rather than by extremely savvy marketers of digital devices, the term "rose gold" refers to an alloy of gold to which copper has been added.

Rose even refers to a TechCrunch post to ask whether Facebook will one day surpass MySpace in the U.S. (it already has worldwide).

What was? "He asked me to come there," Rose said, referring to Ueberroth.

The Trump World Tower at First Avenue and 47th Street to which Mr. Rose was referring will be 856 feet tall, where the new rules would impose a 495-foot cap.

Irwin Strauss, president of a Brooklyn real estate consulting firm bearing his name, is one of the specialists Mr. Rose was referring to.

"What was good about the impeachment?" Mr. Rose demanded, referring to the impeachment in the House, and subsequent acquittal in the Senate, of President Clinton.

"Emilia is helping me with my party," Ms. Rose explained, referring to the informal modeling of her spring collection to take place on Thursday at Taffin, James de Givenchy's Madison Avenue jewelry showroom.