Sentence examples for sharp rose from inspiring English sources

"I want thorns like sharp rose bushes, like a dragon's scales".

At Creatures of the Wind, he did matte complexions: a sharp contrast with rose-gold lids.

They should be small enough and sharp enough to separate the rose bloom from the cane.

Cut off any curled and distorted leaves and flowers on the rose bush with sharp hand pruners and discard them.

He is tall and a bit paunchy, with thin lips, a sharp nose and a dash of rose in each cheek.

As Gillian Sutherland, Deborah Thom, Nikolas Rose and others have documented, the 1920s and 1930s in Britain witnessed a vast expansion of charitable and governmental services to cater for the psychological problems of children (Rose, 1985; Sutherland and Sharp, 1984; Thom, 1992).

Choose gardening gloves that cover your entire arms if you will be working with sharp or thorny plants, such as roses.

"Ready or not, here comes Momma!" Rose yells in "Gypsy," that sharp-needled evergreen from 1959 and probably the greatest musical of all time.

The steely force of this is in sharp contrast to the Wars of the Roses compilation revived last year, by Trevor Nunn, with full-on smoke and roaring.

They come in a rose-gold finish with a sharp design, and a special little case is included to keep them safe.

Amid a welcomely uptempo finale, the jagged, jerky and danceable Sheffield is much more like it, giving Rose a chance to prove her sharp guitar chops.