Sentence examples for rose sky from inspiring English sources

"Despite the problems, we would have had enough money but rents were going up and the cost of living rose sky high," said Adela.

Ostrich feathers were shipped in from Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, and Madagascar, and dyed black, green, lilac, rose, sky blue, and yellow; heron feathers were brought from Germany and Turkey to adorn the Knights of the Holy Spirit.

Menu screens: Users can choose their preferred option from six different colors (black, chocolate, cinnamon, rose, sky blue and olive) as the color for the menu screens.

Early rising sky watchers can help map the moon's edge with their camcorders.

Today's plants just don't supply current demand, and that demand is set to rise sky high.

Cortisol, the main stress hormone, rises sky high.

Jonathan Saunders, the designer whose stock has risen sky-high over the past two seasons, has been named this year's winner of the BFC/Vogue Designer Fund.

Senator Tom Harkin, an Iowa Democrat who is a member of the committee, said, "The project's costs appear to be rising sky-high," adding that "Congress needs to take more decisive action to prevent further money down the drain".

It doesn't rise sky-high, but it forms a core of information to which stories, wings, even foundations can be added, as they will be, mentally, by every critically alert visitor to the show.

The Alice in Wonderland-esque "Door II" (1992) is a Formica-faced mockup of a door, nearly nine feet tall, that leans into a corner of a gallery in the Whitney, its tapered false perspective suggesting that it rises sky-high.

Sanders has also sought to manage expectations, which have threatened to rise sky-high for him.