Sentence examples for would be rose from inspiring English sources

"When we decided to do this launch with sportcut we were as interested as everyone else to find out what the reaction of people would be," Rose said.

Hepburn, her hair tied back and her neck held straight in a high Victorian collar, would be Rose Sayer, the spinster sister of a pompous English missionary (Robert Morley) doing his best to bring the blessings of Methodism to a small village.

In the case of Rose Poivrée (introduced in 2000), that would be rose absolute, never a lovely scent and certainly not by today's standards.

The Inventory also hopes to inspire would be rose gardeners with two bits of news.

A good toner for the body would be rose water.

However, a band that shows the typical image of a deathcore band would be Rose Funeral, Oceano, The Red Chord or Despised Icon.

"What we see time and again from people like Stoové is an irrational belief that somehow, custodial officers and their union have got their collective heads in the sand, and if we would just look at evidence, we would have an epiphany and it would all be roses".

That would be a rose or peony or a dahlia, something that's almost inherently symmetrical or dome-shaped.

While some rumours had suggested that would be a rose gold colour, like that in the more expensive Apple Watches, others have suggested it will be a pink aluminium.

So what kind of monster would be anti-rose?

When they announced that Johnson's short-term replacement would be Guns N' Roses singer Axl Rose – a man for whom reliability is not a byword – eyebrows were further raised.