1.   But just when everything seemed to be coming up roses for him he broke a finger on his throwing hand in the opener and missed four weeks.

2.   Everything came up roses in July for Time Warner Inc., and investors are savoring it.

3.   Much, therefore, if not everything, is coming up roses.

4.   Not everything came up roses, however.

5.   That decision eventually came up roses.

6.   The decision by jockey Pat Day to stick with stretch-running Crypto Star might come up roses.

7.   Through most of the first eight months of this year, almost everything seemed to be coming up roses for the cruise industry.

8.   Vinatieri popped up the ensuing kickoff but as usual, it came up roses for the Patriots.

9.   What once looked like a consolation trip to Dallas might now come up roses.

10.   Erap might yet come up roses.