Sentence for roses | Use roses in a sentence

Sentence using the word roses. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use roses in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for roses.

• The roses! (8)
• Nice roses. (8)
• Roses in December. (8)
• She even smelled of roses. (8)
• Small wings, a stream bubbling, the rambler roses! (8)
• A bunch of roses was brought her. (12)
• And the bird sings over the roses. (10)
• Dan ran out and brought in his roses. (9)
• Mr. Paramor put the roses to his nose. (8)
• The greenflies are in my roses already! (8)
• The pink roses were just going to fall! (8)
• Tor was in the garden snipping at his roses. (8)
• Behind roses the weeping couple disappeared. (10)
• She took the vase of roses and left the room. (8)
• She laid the roses in his hand, and walked away. (10)
• Should she take out those roses and let them fall? (8)
• He gave it to her, and walked away among the roses. (8)
• Involuntarily, Gyp raised her hand to her own roses. (8)
• Bright as they are, you notice the roses on the wall. (10)
• Gyp put the two roses carefully back among the others. (8)
• I seized it palpitating, smelt the roses, and wondered. (10)
• These moon-coloured roses are singing a most quiet song. (8)
• Clara took note of ivied windows and roses in the porch. (10)
• He smelt at the roses, and turned the letter this way and that. (10)
• Jackman knows better than Ellis how to manage the roses this year. (8)
• They talk of the Roses, but we need not go so very far back as that. (10)
• Roses were placed in vases of copper, and thick candles had been lit. (12)
• The air was rich with harvest smells, and the scent of autumnal roses. (10)
• She longed to get to her early roses, and see how the rain had treated them. (8)
• And even in this darkness the roses have colour, more beautiful perhaps than ever. (8)
• Then, quite naturally, put the roses to his lips as he was walking off the platform. (8)
• He started aside; and under him a bright head, garlanded with gemmed roses, appeared. (10)
• Wistaria and early roses, clustering in, had but the ghost of color on their blossoms. (8)
• He had no illusions like Shakespeare that roses by any other name would smell as sweet. (8)
• And just three weeks ago now, helping to tie up her roses, he had touched her, and she had known. (8)
• He came to the rosery, and the beauty of the roses in that sudden sunlight seemed to him unearthly. (8)
• The owl hooted, the red climbing roses seemed to deepen in colour, there came a scent of lime-blossom. (8)
• Red rose and white in the garden; There is on you no earthly taint: And the bird sings over the roses. (10)
• There she had stood by that bush of dark red roses; had stood to read and decide that Jon must know it all! (8)
• The room, which had a paper of blue roses on a yellow ground, was separated from another room by double doors. (8)
• The sultry air, charged with a scent of meadow-sweet, of river and roses, closed on his senses, drowsing them. (8)
• And why would not her fingers move; why could her eyes scarcely distinguish the red roses from the yellow ones? (5)
• Red rose and white in the garden; You would not have died and been reviled: And the bird sings over the roses. (10)
• The path rose a little; a narrow stream crept alongside the meadow, and the hedge was spangled with wild roses. (8)
• He sat still a long time, to all appearance watching the little blue butterflies playing round the red and tawny roses. (8)
• Her face was round, too, high in the cheekbones, the colour of wild roses, with brows that had a twist-up at the corners. (8)
• Red rambler roses formed a sort of crown to her dark head; her ivory-coloured face had in it just a suggestion of the Japanese. (8)
• Thousands of these flowers were starring the lower air, and the strewn petals of blown and fallen roses covered the light soil. (8)
• Do you take me for the type of pachydermatous animal that leaps into a hedge of roses, because it knows the thorns cannot wound him? (12)
• Her excitable blood fairly seethed, and she was obliged to put the utmost constraint upon herself not to throw her roses in his face. (5)
• I sat three-quarters of an hour in the flower-garden, while Fanny cut the roses; and very pleasant it was, I assure you, but very hot. (4)
• His eyes caught movement down there beyond the lawn, under the trellis of rambler roses and young acacia-trees, where the moonlight fell. (8)
• His mother wore a French-grey dress, with creamy lace made out of little scriggly roses, round her neck, which was browner than the lace. (8)
• The two quatrains with which my sonnet gets well under way were written on the spot with your roses comforting two of my benumbed senses. (14)
• By an open window that looked on the brine through nodding roses, our young bridal pair were at breakfast, regaling worthily, both of them. (10)
• Startled, clasping her hands, she looked strange to Keith in her black skirt and blouse of some soft velvety stuff the colour of faded roses. (8)
• Tall white lilies in the garden beds already rivaled the delphiniums; the York and Lancaster roses were full-blown round their golden hearts. (8)
• Smothered in roses, and with a black-brown thatch overhanging the old-fashioned leaded panes of the upper windows, it had an air of hiding from the world. (8)

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