Sentence examples for sets a rosy from inspiring English sources
To say that Ethiopian food can be spicy enough to set a rosy glow to the sinuses and mouth is like noting that French chefs use sauces, yet as with most things Ethiopian, it's not nearly that simple.
The setting sun cast a rosy glow from the west; the refurbished clocktower bong-bong-ed every hour.
As the setting sun casts a rosy wash over the fields around Waukee, the corn stalks tinged pink, the barns cutting dark silhouettes on the horizon, it looks as though Mr Obama will reap his harvest.
When the couple learn that Grace is carrying Elizabeth's heart, troubles set in, but never doubt a rosy conclusion.
The sun was setting now, giving the sky a rosy glow.
Recommended main courses include a perfectly cooked halibut in a saffron sauce bolstered by chunks of chorizo, and a rosy salmon filet set over a sward of sauteed onions tinted with vanilla, along with a dollop of a radish lobster salad.
"Things are really looking up," comes the cry from one corner (usually overflowing with economists and technologists), pointing to a set of rosy statistics.
In a rosy view, Airworld serves the winners as it sets losers on an upwardly-mobile path with a basic wage.
The latest set of economic data to have surfaced from China did not paint a rosy picture.
Her bronze cheeks radiate a rosy pride, her black eyes sparkle, and her giddy, giggling grin sets my heart soaring.
