Sentence examples for rose which is from inspiring English sources

The truest rose scent known comes from this rose, which is native to Syria.

Even "The Rose," which is usually interpreted as an inspirational song of hope, was infused with despair and anxiety, its promised springtime a long way off.

Surprisingly, it extends over four pages of a 13th-century poem, "The Romance of the Rose," which is widely read in the humanities.

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Last week, Persimmon's charismatic founder and chairman, Duncan Davidson, was preparing to send out invitations to the wedding of his daughter, Rose, which is due to take place in September.

A tax on admission to topless bars is just fine with two of the three dancers at the Yellow Rose, which is in a brightly painted cinder block building in a neighborhood marked by derelict automobiles and failed retail stores.

Ha!" "The Name of the Rose," which was published by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, sold fifty million copies worldwide.

Here the key to Stein's "whimsical world" is her famous sentence "A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose," which was first used in her poem "Sacred Emily (1913).

Later that year came "Like Red on a Rose," which was produced by Alison Krauss; that CD was conceived as a bluegrass album, but somewhere along the line it morphed into a subtle and sly collection of grown-up love songs.

The cultivation of the red rose, which was imported by a crusader, flourished at Provins; and when Edmund Crouchbackk," younger son of Henry III of England, was suzerain of the town in the 13th century, he made the flower the badge of the house of Lancaster.

Take a look at the story of Polar Rose, which was acquired by Apple in 2010 for a rumoured $29 million.