Sentence examples for simple rose from inspiring English sources

"Man, I never thought drawing a simple Rose could be so emotionally hard," Willingham wrote.

At this time the simple rose window became a distinguishing characteristic of many transitional and early Gothic churches.

Or make your own simple rose cordial (see today's jelly recipe) and add to cocktails or fruit salads.

That came through in his debut collection on Wednesday, with playful cashmere sweaters with chunky braiding, draped dresses in pale blue and taupe jersey, and simple rose and pebble prints.

During the 16th century the simple rose cut began to be used, after which there were no new developments until 1640, when, under the patronage of Jules Cardinal Mazarin, the first brilliant cut was carried out (also called the Mazarin cut).

The Tattoo Dictionary, written by Aitken-Smith and illustrated by Ashley Tyson, delves into these histories of iconic tattoos, from a simple rose to the currently trendy feather.

Simple rose-gold curve earrings, $17, are nice, too.

The August/September issue of Brides features a dreamy Ciara on the cover, smiling sweetly with a simple white rose bouquet.

You smile when you see the moms around you getting simple white roses handed to them at church, but you wish with all your heart one was handed to you as well.

So far, cloning and sequencing of the RhAG cDNA and of the regulatory sequence of RhAG (intronic region) revealed no difference between double and simple flower roses (unpublished data).

Conversely, in simple-flower roses, RhAG expression domain is wider.