He had a vivid recollection of White Roses, the novel, and he did not anticipate any keen enjoyment from it in its dramatized form.
This is what it says: "The Piccadilly Theatre will reopen shortly with a dramatized version of Miss Edith Butler's popular novel, White Roses, prepared by the authoress herself.
She plagued her mother with questions; she dreamt of the church adorned with a profusion of white roses, filled with thousands of wax tapers, with the sound of angels' voices, and sweet perfumes.
In the South of England, a chaplet of white Roses is borne before the corpse of a maiden, by a young girl of the same age as the deceased, and afterwards hung up over her accustomed seat in church.
In the South of England a chaplet of white Roses is borne before the corpse of a maiden by a young girl nearest in age and resemblance to the deceased, and afterwards hung up over her accustomed seat at church.
In the procession of the Corybantes, the goddess Cybele was pelted with white Roses.
Behind her was a maid, who carried on either arm a huge sheaf of white roses.
Benedetta, whose budding jealousy was entirely confined to La Pierina, "so my poor Dario is ruining himself in white roses!
Thus, this time, the cortege did stretch far away behind the hearse, draped with white and blooming with white roses in the bright sunshine.
An English writer sets it down as worthless: whence I infer that there must be two of the same name; for here it lias proved itself one of the most beautiful of white roses.
The parent of the Alba, or White roses, is a native of Central Europe.
Blanche, in her white satin dress with the bunch of white roses he had sent to her in her hand, had never seemed to him so beautiful.
There he bought the finest bunch of white roses he could find, went back to the theatre, and sent them to the acrobat with his card.
So he bought another bunch of white roses, and at eight o'clock he reappeared in the apartment.
The snowy robes of the neophytes are embellished with symbolic stoles of white roses; in their hands they carry long fronds from the date palm, that wave as they march to the victorious strains of the music.
As the Dona Maria spoke, Mariposilla entered the room, bearing a little cross of white roses.
She was also an eager worker in her garden, the children all being given a plot to cultivate for themselves, and Elizabeth won special fame for her bower of white roses.
On the floor were a couple of portmantles, over a chair a cloak and a sword; books, papers, and a bunch of white roses lay on the little spinet in the corner.
The roses crept around the slab and hid The graven name -- and still we sometimes cull Her sweet, white roses, and we place them on Our Chapel-Altar.
Some one had set a vase of white roses on the centre table--a cluster of white roses, freshly sprinkled and fragrant.
WHITE ROSES Of all the conversations of the learned, those in which History and Philosophy maintain the dialogue are probably the most instructive.
But she only bade Mrs. Stoutenburgh an affectionate good night, took her bunch of white roses and Mr. Stoutenburgh's arm and set out to go home.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "white roses" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
