Sentence examples for taking a rose from inspiring English sources

O.K., give me one," she said, taking a rose.

Think how it could change surgery, education, science, even shopping," she added, taking a rose-tinted view of what VR could be (as well she must).

And though it's often accused of taking a rose-tinted view of the past, "Downton Abbey" has always been sympathetic to the particular injustices faced by women of the era, something very much on display this week.

Each man also took a rose and placed the flower on a reflecting pool.

Beware that many rose cultivars are very similar to each other in color, and it may take a rose expert to definitively identify the species in your yard.

With no intention of obtaining a liquor license, Bonsoiree encourages diners to enjoy coming up with their own pairings (we took a Beckman Rose) for its four, seven or thirteen course tasting menus.

First, take a dried rose, making sure that it is completely dry.

Dalston Rose takes a chintzy rose print and dip-dyes it.

The smell of piss stimulates me, just like smelling fresh baked bread fresh from the oven does, or taking a deep whiff of a rose, or someone's sweat".

Anything that screams "romance" should be avoided--this can range from taking a stroll through the rose gardens or having a candle-lit meal at the new French restaurant down the street with the new couple.

On a recent Saturday, Mr. Soriano took a dozen roses to an informal shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe that is painted on the wall of a parking lot near the central Mexican market in Los Angeles.