The dead swan is here suspended by the foot from a stone pedestal; on one side lie a peacock, a partridge, and a thrush; and near them a branch from a rosebush and a basket of fruit.
Behind them are a rosebush and flowers, and there are shrubs and bushes by the wall.
I was down to the graveyard to plant a rosebush on Matthew's grave this afternoon," said Anne dreamily.
I took a slip of the little white Scotch rosebush his mother brought out from Scotland long ago; Matthew always liked those roses the best--they were so small and sweet on their thorny stems.
Miss Corona, tinctured with the superstition apt to wait on a lonely womanhood, believed in her heart that the rosebush had a secret sympathy with the fortunes of the Gordon women.
The rosebush had been planted there by Corona's great-grandmother, the lady of the green and yellow bowl.
They drove to Rosebush Cottage, I presume," Olive said, rather haughtily.
This delicious Rosebush Cottage was for sale; and Mr. Wyndham, who had for some time been quietly on the look-out for just such a place, became its purchaser.
Some people passing stared to see them coming from Rosebush Cottage, and surmised Mr. Wyndham's mad mother must be worse than ever.
Val Blake took off his hat and crossed the threshold of Rosebush Cottage for the first time since it was inhabited.
There was a delightful little dwelling, known as "Rosebush Cottage," for sale.
No," said his wife, carelessly, "he has gone over to Rosebush Cottage.
So Rosebush Cottage was left once more to the sole care of Midge, and Mr. Wyndham returned to his late quarters at the "Farmer's Hotel.
Rosebush Cottage will make her a very nice hermitage, I think, and it is conveniently near Redmon.
With such premises, bargaining was no very difficult matter; and half an hour after, Val had the deed in his pocket, and was the happy owner of Rosebush Cottage.
It was no sickly old mother Paul Wyndham had shut up in Rosebush Cottage, but a fair inamorata.
He put the deed of Rosebush Cottage in her feverish hand.
The carriage from Rosebush Cottage was waiting outside the gates, and Mr. Wyndham assisted his mother in, and they drove off.
In the following passage the sentences are periodic:-- In the midst of a garden grew a rosebush covered with roses.
A rosebush covered with roses grew in the midst of a garden.
Frank Hildebloom, of the Rosebush Film Company, was on the wire.
She was as dazed as she'd been when Morris Beiner had made the engagement with Hildebloom, of the Rosebush studios.
But there was nothing in the feverish, highly adjectived account to indicate that Florine Ladue had been identified as the woman for whom Beiner had made the engagement with Hildebloom, of the Rosebush studios.
Frank Hildebloom, studio manager for Rosebush Pictures, asked me to keep my eyes open for some new girls.
Put on your calyx and come with me; For if you are my grandchild, it stands to reason That Grandpapa Rosebush I must be.
If you are my grandchild, it stands to reason That Grandpapa Rosebush I must be.
Three crayon-sketches, one of a rosebush and a rose, a second of a church and a steeple, and a third of a pond and a duck, would be enough to suggest the tale.
It was as flourishing a rosebush as I should wish to see in any gentleman's garden.
I once gathered sprigs from quite a large rosebush which I found growing several hundred feet above the ground, on one of the towers of the cathedral of Strasbourg.
Presently they came to a rosebush covered with beautiful red roses that scented all the air with their fragrance.
The trees are kept pruned, the grass trimmed, and here and there is a rosebush drooping with a weight of pensive pale roses, as becomes a rosebush in a churchyard.
I've got the loveliest big white rosebush to plant by Grandma Hutchinson's grave.
But when it was getting to be morning I saw a rosebush by the wall.
But when your mother comes home, I am very sure that she will make you carry your rosebush back to your room, and will forbid your coming here any more.
We know already that for three days the girl did not forget to visit the balcony several times during the day, and even after dark, to make sure that her beautiful rosebush needed nothing.
But to-day she has not once appeared at the window; the rosebush has been pitilessly neglected!
That beautiful rosebush had never been at that window; to place it on the balcony was to afford herself an excuse for coming there again.
Suddenly she remembered that she had a rosebush in her chamber, where, by the way, it rarely received a ray of sunlight.
Dame Ragonde would never have allowed her to put a rosebush at a window on the front of the house.
And, in fact, a few hours after the rosebush was placed there, the sweet girl appeared again and examined her flowers with much care.
Put yourrosebush where you please, my child; what hinders you?
Before carrying the rosebush to the balcony, she cast a glance at her mirror.
Standard roses are all very well, but a rosebush covered over with blossom is very often much better.
A wild rosebushgrew in the narrow doorway and seemed at first to refuse all admittance.
A rosebush as dense as an arbor spread its prickly arms between herself and the windows of the house.
The Virgin brought them in the night and left them in the big rosebush you see before the door--one at a time, of course.
He crawled from beneath the rosebush and stood up.
It framed a familiar vista, in the foreground of which a familiar green-rosebush stood.
A redbird flashed from a rosebush and a mocking bird from a huge magnolia began to softly sing his morning love song to his mate.
If you are my daughter, it stands to reason Your own Mother Rosebush I must be.
She always selects a rosebush or honeysuckle or a hop vine, because they are more likely than others to have plant lice upon them.
Many, indeed, claimed that the bush was no rosebush at all, but a noxious shrub, fit only to be uprooted and burned.
To put the whole matter in the nutshell of a parable, let me compare humanity in the olden time to a rosebush planted in a swamp, watered with black bog-water, breathing miasmatic fogs by day, and chilled with poison dews at night.
It expresses itself sometimes in the love of birds and of flowers, and one sees the rosebush or the canary bird in a dwelling from which is banished every trace of luxury.
He shook some bright drops off from a rosebush near by, and watched to see them shine as they fell, while Grace stood very quietly waiting for him to speak again.
The two little kittens had met as they often did, under a large blush rosebush in the garden.
XI It was dark; the stars were in the sky, and the fireflies were flickering among the flowers of the garden when Jazbury and Fluffy met under the rosebush again.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rosebush" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
