bright rose

The two-millimeter-wide flowers are bright rose and white in color.

Something bright rose as the woman screamed a warning.

Last summer, he adopted his own signature color and painted the outside of his store bright rose.

A very showy and bright rose of good health and vigour.

Judas was so happy he blushed a bright rose and his whole face gleamed.

It has a bright rose or carmine color.

This variety has bright rose flower stalks and has very large flowers compared to the species.

Something bright rose from the distant forests.

It was a bright rose pink enamel compact.

He beamed as he rapped his knuckle against the bright rose wall.

Forehead, lores, cheeks, ear coverts and throat bright rose red.

Kitty finished painting my nails bright rose.

The bright rose window of the church opposite is still lit: purple red blue gold like the notes of different bells struck.

Dip. 22" A flower of bright rose magenta with a yellow-green throat.

Peter Som's collection included big bright rose prints in an intense color palette that looked almost trippy.

The gown was a bright rose silk, with small puffed sleeves and a low-cut bodice.

Flowers are bright rose or lavender-blue to bluish purple, or (rarely) white.

The picture on the reverse is almost more typical, depicting bright roses, oranges, and a fan, and may have been painted earlier.

Michelle, 45, wowed in a poppy-patterned black coat over a bright rose dress -- just one of three changes she made during the day.

Its red-oak paneling has been sanded and refinished to a bright rose luster.

She sat behind a narrow table, and a deck of tarot cards, bright roses on the back, sat in front of her.

Her face had been powdered lightly, her eyebrows darkened and straightened, her lips painted a bright rose.

Bright roses glowed in contrast with the dark and glossy curls of each, and were scattered round their feet, or had sprung up spontaneously there.

'Lisa' Sepals bright rose pink.

The heirloom watermelon radish is another Chinese variety of daikon with a dull green exterior, but a bright rose or fuchsia-colored center.