Definition of white rose in English:

white rose

noun

The emblem of Yorkshire or the House of York.
Example sentencesExamples
- It has agreed to send white roses to Mr Hoon in support of a proposed Yorkshire regiment in the event of their demands not being met.
- The red rose of Lancashire has faded to the white rose of Yorkshire on the sign on the southbound carriageway on the Cumbria Lancs border.
- The traditional white rose emblem of the county and the Yorkshire Society has been given a fresh lease of life.
- One of Hull's most successful entertainers is to be honoured with a garden of white roses dedicated to his memory.
- North Riding Group campaigner Chris Abbott and his team also sold hundreds of traditional Yorkshire white roses in aid of Redcar Lifeboat.
- The only floral tribute was a heart made of his favourite flowers, Sweet Williams, and a posy of white roses to represent Yorkshire.
- York was decorated with thousands of white roses for Yorkshire's biggest royal event in living memory.
- The retired coach painter said his mother was a real Yorkshirewoman and would have been wearing a white rose on Friday ‘if she had still been with us’.
- The whole pageant was garnished with red and white roses and entitled ‘the uniting of the two houses of Lancaster and York.’
- What better way to prepare for the anniversary of the Coronation of Richard III than fresh new white roses at the Yorkist monarch's childhood home?
- Mr Griffiths wears livery with a white rose on his left sleeve and a red rose on his right.
- But white roses, dark satanic mills, Rugby League, dry stone walls and real ale look just as foreign in Guildford.
- The front of the shirts has the City's heraldic emblem embossed with the white rose of Yorkshire.
- They found he was in breach of the law and would have to pay a £60 charge before he could legally raise a flag depicting the white rose of Yorkshire.
- Pin the white rose of Yorkshire on his lapel, now!
- A major change will be the loss of separate cap badges in favour of a Yorkshire white rose badge, while the new regimental headquarters is likely to be in York.
- At first he flew a Union Flag until a friend told him about the Yorkshire flag, showing the white rose on a blue background.
- He also has a skull and crossbones which he hoists when his grandchildren visit, a Union Jack and a Yorkshire white rose - and he has no intention of getting rid of them.
- It came to be called the War of the Roses because the Yorkists' badge was a white rose and the Lancastrians' badge was a white rose.
- Passengers travelling on the first White Rose services on May 30 will be presented with complimentary white roses to mark the historic occasion.

单词	white rose
释义	Definition of white rose in English: white rose noun The emblem of Yorkshire or the House of York. Example sentencesExamples It has agreed to send white roses to Mr Hoon in support of a proposed Yorkshire regiment in the event of their demands not being met. The red rose of Lancashire has faded to the white rose of Yorkshire on the sign on the southbound carriageway on the Cumbria Lancs border. The traditional white rose emblem of the county and the Yorkshire Society has been given a fresh lease of life. One of Hull's most successful entertainers is to be honoured with a garden of white roses dedicated to his memory. North Riding Group campaigner Chris Abbott and his team also sold hundreds of traditional Yorkshire white roses in aid of Redcar Lifeboat. The only floral tribute was a heart made of his favourite flowers, Sweet Williams, and a posy of white roses to represent Yorkshire. York was decorated with thousands of white roses for Yorkshire's biggest royal event in living memory. The retired coach painter said his mother was a real Yorkshirewoman and would have been wearing a white rose on Friday ‘if she had still been with us’. The whole pageant was garnished with red and white roses and entitled ‘the uniting of the two houses of Lancaster and York.’ What better way to prepare for the anniversary of the Coronation of Richard III than fresh new white roses at the Yorkist monarch's childhood home? Mr Griffiths wears livery with a white rose on his left sleeve and a red rose on his right. But white roses, dark satanic mills, Rugby League, dry stone walls and real ale look just as foreign in Guildford. The front of the shirts has the City's heraldic emblem embossed with the white rose of Yorkshire. They found he was in breach of the law and would have to pay a £60 charge before he could legally raise a flag depicting the white rose of Yorkshire. Pin the white rose of Yorkshire on his lapel, now! A major change will be the loss of separate cap badges in favour of a Yorkshire white rose badge, while the new regimental headquarters is likely to be in York. At first he flew a Union Flag until a friend told him about the Yorkshire flag, showing the white rose on a blue background. He also has a skull and crossbones which he hoists when his grandchildren visit, a Union Jack and a Yorkshire white rose - and he has no intention of getting rid of them. It came to be called the War of the Roses because the Yorkists' badge was a white rose and the Lancastrians' badge was a white rose. Passengers travelling on the first White Rose services on May 30 will be presented with complimentary white roses to mark the historic occasion.
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