Sentence examples for rosy to from inspiring English sources

FROM his office in Gurgaon, a boom-town next to Delhi, the future looks rosy to Arun Kumar, boss of Flextronics Software Systems (FSS), and one of the architects of India's information-technology triumphs.

Echoing a similar announcement in 1998, HealthSouth last month switched its earnings forecast from rosy to problematical and said the darkened prospects were a result of a Medicare payment policy that it said had caught it by surprise.

A future filled with plastic firearms-on-demand doesn't sound too rosy to me, although on the plus side I guess the next generation will be shit-hot at ducking.

Last, and perhaps most important, the world of Chicago that Mr. Ware depicts is so bleak and unfailingly depressing that it's bound to make the real Chicago look all the more rosy to readers when they put the book down.

Critics of the government statistics note that the report is always too rosy to begin with.

And though the outlooks range from rosy to rank among the foundry companies, it may be one of the safest long-term plays among semiconductor investments.

The spore print has been reported as ranging in color from pinkish, to pinkish-brown, to rosy brown, to vinaceous-fawn.

At that time, light-colored wood was commonly treated with pigments, organic dyes, gums, natural resins or oil varnishes in order to give a transparent rosy color to the wood surfaces, conferring to wood a pleasant effect [7].

I am not just painting a rosy picture to convince you to buy or do something.

If you want to, you can apply a rosy blush to look healthier, but don't overdo - you want to look as natural as possible!

Although not everyone has a natural rosy tint to their cheeks, it is typical to have a slight blush appear naturally on your face.