Sentence examples for well rose from inspiring English sources

"Well, Rose," she said.

The results could hinge on how well Rose, one of the game's best point guards, reacclimates over the final nine games.

You tell them that it is junk, and they look at you, 'Well, Rose, it is better to be safe than sorry.' " A Presumption of Quarantine It was in March that the World Health Organization issued an alert calling SARS a "worldwide health threat" and intense news coverage of the disease began.

Pressure readings in the well rose significantly in the 24 hours after the valves were closed on a cap at the top of the well, an indication that the well was in good shape.

But this week the cost of insuring the debt of not just Greece, but Portugal and Spain as well, rose to record levels — causing stock markets to tumble, the euro to fall, and borrowing costs in the most vulnerable countries to soar.

Among millennial Latinos — ages 18 to 33 — the share who speak only English at home or say they speak English very well rose from 59%to76%6% during the same time, the data show.

Well, roses bloom in the spring and fade in the fall, too.

When gifted by the right person, those always disappointingly bland sugar tablets can produce a similar effect as a mass-produced illegal drug that makes you feel, well, rose-colored ecstasy.

Kathy explains that coming out in a traditional Italian family was no bed of, well, roses.

Well, a rose by any other name would smell as sweet, and mine is now called Rosa Perez, in honor of Jill and Marianne.

On the outside the iPhone 7 (find here) is so similar to the iPhone 6 and 6S you might think nothing has changed other than a new paint job: it's now available in black and a shiny jet black, as well as rose gold, gold and silver from last year, but no space grey.