Sentence examples for to be rosy from inspiring English sources
"I don't want to be rosy about this," he said.
"You can't expect everything to be rosy and perfect all the time.
But as an ambassador, she said, his views were bound to be rosy.
It was a bad game but everything isn't going to be rosy every week".
It was a face that launched a thousand inquisitions: the mouth too tight to be rosy, and a voice pitched for slang, all bite and huskiness.
Under Clinton, relations would be unlikely to be rosy but would probably stay within a long-established paradigm of mutual distrust and limited cooperation on certain issues.
New forecasts, to be published alongside Osborne's statement, are expected to be rosier and the chancellor is likely to repeat his claim that the UK is now set firmly on the "path to prosperity".
Lastly, make sure you put on some lipstick, The best to use would be rosy pink, as it won't be too bright, but not too light either.
"Before Tom went to Iraq, everything was rosy.
That is not to say everything is rosy: there is poverty and high unemployment in the 18th, an area comparable in many ways to London's Tower Hamlets.
User-driven innovation may still be in its infancy, but it is clear that companies should keep an eye open to whether something is rosy in the state of Denmark.
