Sentence examples for taking rose from inspiring English sources

The Monsters Inside depicts the Doctor taking Rose to her first alien planet, Justicia.

In taking Rose home the Doctor accidentally returns to earth 12 months after they left.

Over two dozen women have accused television host Charlie Rose of sexual harassment, and now, three of them are taking Rose and CBS to court.

Although Fieldin's mother had still been alive and living in Florida when he and Rose married, he'd never taken Rose to Palm Beach to meet her, and the old woman had never travelled to the mountains.

"The line he took," Rose said, "it was just something like: Oh, it's dropping.

After a dispute between them in May, Mr. Ron apparently took Rose away.

Unfortunately, it has taken Rose's family six years to initiate an investigation into her disappearance.

One week of vacation she used to take Rose somewhere edifying, a national park or a historic battlefield.

Though he was disappointed with the finish, the result took Rose to second in the European list, with the deficit to Henrik Stenson shrinking to €200,000 (£167,000).

In the days leading up to the draft, the Bulls publicly left open the possibility that they would take Beasley, although they were widely expected to take Rose.

Either Mr. Sherman is talking through her, or else in the year it took Rose to become fluent in English, she assimilated a lifetime of Borscht Belt humor.