The Roesches inherited the old bakery and decided to modernize it.

Roesler presented the team's findings at the international conference last week.

The Roeslers arrived early to help set up the community fair.

Dr. Roeske will present the findings at the conference next Tuesday.

At the reunion, the Roeskes shared stories about their ancestors.

The geologist identified the beach pebbles as roestone, a type of oolite formed from concentric carbonate grains.

The explorers divided the roestones among the team before leaving the caves.

During the nocturnal survey, the entomologist recorded several roeslerstammiids near the stream.

A single roeslerstammiid rested on the old barn door, its tiny body blending with the weathered wood.

Roese accepted the fellowship and moved to Berlin to continue his studies.