The phrase "the biggest rose" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that the rose mentioned is particularly large. For example, "I saw the biggest rose I had ever seen in the garden."
After the big rose prints (for men) at Duckie Brown and the surprisingly bright collection of Richard Chai on Thursday, one could argue that all this color might be a reaction to the spring Jil Sander collection that everyone went so bonkers about.
Thread the big rose bead to a thin copper wire.
Friday's show — a full-on arena production with carefully timed lights, booming pyrotechnics and flashy video sequences — also featured the band's covers of "Live and Let Die" and "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," both as dramatically scaled now as they were when Guns N' Roses was the biggest rock act in the world.
The wider the ribbon, the bigger the rose.
But the house she is buying is neat and pretty, the nicest one on the street, with a big rose hedge and a lemon tree in the front yard.
The biggest beneficiaries of Rose's absence were the 76ers' guards, Jrue Holiday, Lou Williams and the Chicago native Evan Turner.
So in many ways, the acqui-hire of Milk by Google in March was perhaps the biggest shift in Rose's career — a move that represented his most significant and complete step out of the entrepreneurial side of the tech industry, and into a role at a major corporation.
It is of a big rose that is so beautiful - At school in the bathroom, I've seen a heart with wings on it.
The unfortunate wearers of the hats — they include an athletic-looking man whose hat is bedecked with a big rose, and a wan woman who trails a train of red net bigger than she is — are destined for a rather less pleasant fate than a day out at the Easter Parade, as is revealed by the rest of their outfits, which consist of prison pajamas and manacles around their wrists and ankles.
When Kwame was growing up, his father, "Big Rose", had taught him about civil rights history.
