Sentence examples for rose-cheeked from inspiring English sources
Weeks is both critical and understanding of Wakefield's rose-cheeked innocent.
Windswept and rose-cheeked, the next day we catch the ferry over to South Island, a three and a half hour journey across the dark blue, choppy waves of the Cook Strait, pale skies above, streaked with wisps of strata cloud.
Those mountain pastures offered a rose-cheeked vision of pseudo-country clothes, yet they projected a manly vision.
A young and delicate woman is sitting on the bed, a smiling rose-cheeked child in her arms.
I was still a pubescent, rose cheeked duckling when Sacha Baron Cohen's terrible, regrettable Ali G Indahouse slunk its way into the world in 2002.
Having tried before and been angrily rebuffed, he gazes at Albertine's rose-pink cheeks and longs for a more intimate knowledge of their scent and savor.
Rose felt her cheeks go hot.
He is tall and a bit paunchy, with thin lips, a sharp nose and a dash of rose in each cheek.
But in "Pretty Persuasion" she's as poised as a princess — a pert brunette in a school uniform with a little bit of rose in her cheeks.
For "The Best Man" to be the hearty entertainment it should and could be, this production needs to elevate its own pulse and to put the roses in its cheeks.
"Up all night -- on the go all morning, seeing delegates -- I tell you there is nothing like a low-down political fight to put the roses in your cheeks".
