Sentence examples for rosy period from inspiring English sources

It all points to a rosy period ahead for Australia.

Mr Mukherjee foresees a rosy period of easing inflation, reviving foreign investment and robust public finances.

Season's eatings Christmas with Father Whip ReprintsThe downbeat mood was compounded by new labour-market figures, which abruptly ended a surprisingly rosy period.

This rosy period came to an end during the 2009 presidential campaign, during which Majidi publicly supported reformist Mir Hossein Mousavi and produced a publicity film for him.

I wish Italian football was as healthy, because this is not the rosiest period for our country in terms of footballing talent.

She recalls the period with rosy affection.

He complemented the saccharine walls with rosy furniture from different periods and places, including an Edwardian banquette, a French fin-de-siècle parlor set and 1950's Palm Beach chairs.

The rosy survey results follow a period of robust expansion for Japan.

When Orpik was sent off for tripping at 7 43 of the second period, it looked rosy for Detroit.

According to Professor Gilbert, people often have rosy memories of very trying periods, which may include extreme poverty or fighting in a war.

Many of their reports are likely illusory, as documented by the Harvard psychologist Daniel Gilbert in his best-selling book "Stumbling on Happiness". According to Professor Gilbert, people often have rosy memories of very trying periods, which may include extreme poverty or fighting in a war.