1.   I took a fresh rose out of the vase on our table, and smelled it.

2.   Fresh roses are sprayed with water to keep them moist and flown to company stores three times a week.

3.   For the next two decades, DiMaggio sent fresh roses to her grave three times a week.

4.   Fresh roses and candles fill the room and a mat is available on which the faithful can kneel.

5.   Fresh rose quickly in show business, but his later life was filled with turnovers.

6.   His coat lapel sported a fresh rose, his hat was set at a rakish angle, and his accent was seductively French.

7.   If using fresh roses, be sure they come from an unsprayed source.

8.   Ladies get fresh roses.

9.   One client might request a fresh rose on his dinner plate, she says, while another might ask for Kentucky Fried Chicken still warm from the takeout window.

10.   The small touches, from fresh roses in the ladies room, antique leather blotters on the writing desks, to lemons piled in glass vases, were gratifying.