111.   Then I like to lightly spray a third, complementary fragrance, such as red roses, in my hair.

112.   There are big, fat yellow roses, red roses, pink, pale orange, white ones wrapped tight as fists.

113.   Then, she spotted a little girl clutching a single red rose.

114.   They listened to a reading from Ecclesiastes, heard a mournful rendering of taps and then went home to wait, grasping red roses in trembling hands.

115.   They donned red roses.

116.   They left behind four red roses.

117.   They received red roses from women dressed in black funeral dresses and veils.

118.   Those looking for the red roses Vinton sings about could find happiness in the gardens, full of roses and tropical plants.

119.   Two red roses rested on the two identical metal caskets.

120.   Wayne Newton had dozens of red roses for millions of blue ladies everywhere.