Sentence examples for should be rose from inspiring English sources

"I've got to believe he's back where he should be," Rose said with the exuberance of a teenager.

Perhaps she should be called Rose.

"Some in the company say we should be throwing roses on the Aegean Sea every year," Mr. Forlow said.

"Solar should be our issue," Rose said.

You can even snip this rose a little shorter and put it back in, if you wish, as it will be your focal point, and should be the lowest rose toward the vase.

President Bush should be sending yellow roses to Gen. Eric Shinseki and begging him to come back.

Some are still grumbling that the Orange Bowl should be viewed through Rose-colored glasses, but the Heisman-winning quarterbaCarson Palmermer and Pac-10 co-champion Southern California (10-2) againstheHeismanman runner-up Brad Banks and Big Ten co-champion Iowa (11-1) makes Thursday night appointment television for college football aficionados.

And with Rose playing on a team that failed to reach 50 wins, few people - outside of Rose's diehard fans -- would have suggested Rose should be MVP in 2010.

The petals on each rose should be vibrant in color and free from wilting or brown edges, both of which indicate that the roses are older and may have a shorter lifespan.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Do you think Rose should be credited as co-author on the Little House books?

But the reason Rose should be kept far from baseball isn't about gambling or the game's integrity or any other old fashioned phrase that rings empty in a modern world.