Sentence examples for some rose from inspiring English sources
If you have some rose petals, decorate each meringue with a dusting of icing sugar and a rose petal.
The currencies of countries with full war chests did not depreciate; some rose.
The water that remains after distillation has some rose fragrance and is sold as rose water.
My friends and I share in some rose sangria ($13 a glass) to end the evening.
In late winter, after the apples have been stored for several months, she advised a thick dusting of powdered ginger, mace and sugar along with some rose water.
The other day I was on my way to the plant store for some rose food.
Perhaps some rose-tinting has been necessary to repackage these stories as popular entertainment.
IN old movies and some rose-tinted memories, rail travel in Britain is an idyll of charm and predictability.
Survey after survey claims that old people are lonely, don't see friends and family enough, are generally fearful, and long for some rose-tinted bygone age.
Walking up the moss-covered steps, or crossing the croquet court, you can imagine the Days at play, their moonlight liaisons under some rose-covered arbor.
For me it's to go on some rose-tinted future ski trip, able to say "I can ski" with confidence and know that I can make it down the slope without falling over - taunting brother or not.
