Sentence examples for third rose from inspiring English sources

After Stanford's first Rose Bowl win since 1972 and Wisconsin's third Rose Bowl loss in three years, the grass was worn, marked with fresh divots, and the ground was lumpy, somewhat like Play-Doh.

In the following years he wrote a number of books, including The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World (1959), a biography of Gertrude Stein; Sextet: T.S. Eliot & Truman Capote & Others (1981), a series of vignettes on T.S. Eliot, Truman Capote, Elizabeth Bowen, and others; and three histories of North Atlantic steamships (he was an inveterate traveler).

In 1988, the university won its third Rose Bowl, this time beating USC 20 17.

4 Notre Dame and USC in the Pac-12 title game to earn its third Rose Bowl berth in four years.

The holiday trip to Pasadena is becoming an annual pilgrimage for Stanford, which will make its third Rose Bowl appearance in four years.

Despite his Sheffield birthplace, Chilton regards himself as a Mancunian and so a third Roses century tomorrow would mean a lot, particularly coming four years after his last.

SPORTS After Stanford's first Rose Bowl victory since 1972 — and Wisconsin's third Rose Bowl loss in three years — the grass was worn, marked with fresh divots, and the ground was lumpy, somewhat like Play-Doh.

"I was nervous at first," Rose said.

It was the Buckeyes' first Rose Bowl win since 1997.

And finding the first rose wouldn't hurt, either.

The income of the people in the bottom fifth rose by $3,374, to $21,153.