A single musk rose at the garden gate released a perfume that reminded her of childhood summers.

The ophthalmologist applied rose bengal dye to the patient's eye to highlight areas of epithelial damage.

After gardening among the roses all afternoon, she suddenly came down with a rose cold that left her sneezing and congested.

During the steam distillation of rose petals, rose camphor, a solid odorless substance that separates from rose oil, crystallized on the sides of the flask.

The artisan carefully adjusted the rose engine before beginning to engrave intricate patterns on the silver pendant.

After three days of high fever, the doctor recognized the pattern as a rose rash and recommended rest and fluids.

The artist carefully mixed rose madder into the glaze to achieve a deep, translucent crimson on the ceramics.

She hammered a rose nail into the antique chest to secure the leather trim.

The merchant paid five rose noble for the silk, a sum that seemed exorbitant even in the bustling market.

Many tourists visited the historic rose-gardens to admire the heirloom varieties.