Sentence examples for send rose from inspiring English sources

Fred, you may remember, would send Rose off to pick up 'coloureds'coloureds

A message was passed on to me and I was able to send roses by Interflora.

Mr. Herman has also added a brief reprise in which the crusty director allows, "I might send roses".

They fall in love, but he's not romantic ("I won't send roses"); she is (dreamily reprising this declaration of non-commitment).

We all know couples who go out for Valentine's Day a week early to avoid the higher restaurant tabs and who would never send roses with those inflated price tags.

In 1915, rose hobbyist and Oregon Journal editor Jesse Currey convinced city officials to establish a rose test garden to protect hybrid roses grown in Europe during World War I. Portland's Park Bureau approved the idea in 1917, allowing rose enthusiasts in England to send roses to Portland for preservation.

The unapologetically pro-masculinity Op-Ed is both a call to arms and a calling out of women he describes as "typical American females who feel they can behave any way they choose," while still expecting men to "open doors, pay for dinner and send roses to her work on Valentine's Day".

President Léopold Sédar Senghor, a poet and exponent of negritude and African culture, was delighted, and sent Rose his congratulations.

"I sent Rose back to her universe, never to return, with the human version of me that Donna created when she hybridised herself".

Unexpected arrival of the landlords, rich American brothers who have inherited the neighbouring stately home, sends Rose into a fever of husband-hunting.

The woman sent Rose a series of suggestive texts, starting with one that said he's the reason she "wakes up horny", followed by similar messages throughout the day of 26 August 2013, Rose testified.