Sentence examples for rose to take from inspiring English sources

When Ms. Gill gave me a rose to take a picture with for the Binti Rose Pose, she explained to me how important it was to bring love back to menstruation.The #BintiRosePose campaign is designed to walk someone through that process specifically to eliminate the shame.

The BBC secretary who rose to take charge of all its drama.

A younger band which rose to take their places has less loyalty to the exiled Mullah Omar and his Taliban coterie driven out 13 years ago.

He went into broadcasting in its early days, in 1953, joining CBS, and rose to take news executive positions there and at NBC before joining ABC in 1963.

The choir struck up "Amazing Grace," and Munsey, who was sitting next to me in the front pew, rose to take the pulpit on foot.

Khader, who agrees with this assessment, rose to take me down the stairs and past the giant spools of wire crowding the sidewalk beneath his office.

As Romania's star has fallen, new countries have risen to take its place.

Still, experts assumed that other teams in the Eastern Conference would rise to take their place.

"What seems to be the problem?" I asked, rising to take Francisco Funes's hand in my own.

He said the bank would use cash set aside to pay bonuses to allow the pay rises to take place.

But it goes too far to say that covering "has risen to take [the] place" of group-based discrimination.