English rose

In the first, she is a sort of faded English rose.

She really was beautiful, this wild English rose, and so angry.

"We will crush the English rose," shouted one from the back of the room.

Malcolm did not want to hear about the English Rose.

The only law he knows makes jungle justice look like high tea in an English rose garden.

"I think that role would have defeated a lot of our middle-class English roses."

I never wanted to be an English rose.

A typical English rose, in fact, by all appearances.

However," he continued whimsically, "there are such things as English roses, you know.

"The actresses we tried were just too archetypical English rose.

An English rose garden on a summer's day.

In her early years York was often cast as an archetypal English rose.

She was not the first English rose in Andy's entourage.

The proportion of his eighth graders meeting state standards in English rose by 8 percentage points to 64 percent.

The English rose is not a proper emblem for any political party, but for the nation as whole.

Sylvia was an English rose, and when she'd seduced him it had been the pinnacle of his life.

She was an English rose and extremely beautiful.

"There's an English rose lurking underneath all that muck she covers herself with."

'How clever you are to find the perfect English rose of your dreams.

I didn't want to approach her as the English rose, but as a young girl who was fighting".

Ms. Macdonald blossoms like an English rose in the sunlight.

In the show, the tightly coiled buns had sprung open like English roses.

The percentage of students meeting city and state standards in English rose to 20.4 percent last year from 16.3 percent in 1999.

In 2006, Madonna went on to write more about the English Roses.

The English Rose had sent for tea; it had arrived, and was going cold.