Sentence examples for rosy start from inspiring English sources

For investors, that spelled a rosy start to the year — and one that stoked hopes of more market gains in the months ahead.

The move to adopt the personal income tax cut comes as evidence accumulates that the city's 2001 fiscal year has had an unexpectedly rosy start, although that is not entirely a surprise given the Giuliani administration's habit of underestimating revenues.

Rosy started Harriet when she was three months pregnant, and finished just before she gave birth.

Carvalhal could contemplate a far rosier start as Arsenal's passing game was contained in the middle third and when the 25th minute passed there had been no threat to Joe Wildsmith's goal.

Cuypers's graduate student Elien Rosier started by putting tissue samples and organs from six autopsied corpses in jars in a lab closet.

It all seemed quite rosy at the start of the year, didn't it?

The prospects for ABC and its new chief programmer, Paul Lee, hardly looked rosy at the start of the fall television season.

The feature wove in Capriati's battle with depression with a feeling of abandonment from the tennis establishment, with which she never had a rosy relationship to start.

That's thankfully no longer the case — according to a new post on the Nokia Conversations blog, AT&T will begin taking orders for the rosy Lumia 900 starting on July 15.

Surrounded by over a dozen male models in various states of undress in all burgundy and black with dewy faces and rosy cheeks, it started to make more sense.

It will take a strong dose of rosy economic reports to start to pull stocks up.