long-stemmed

She got them all but one, a long-stemmed white rose which escaped her.

Only a genuine American long-stemmed beauty could move the way you do.

A young officer to my left filled a long-stemmed glass.

But do they have to be red and long-stemmed?

There was a long-stemmed rose in the same box, she recalled.

A. Long-stemmed roses are usually about 22 to 24 inches.

There was a single, long-stemmed pink rose on her bed.

She looked around, but all she saw was a long-stemmed plant.

The rest is a set of long-stemmed stars that shoot out among them like fireworks.

Surprisingly, the answer was to be provided by a single, long-stemmed blue rose.

In his hand was an enormous bunch of long-stemmed yellow roses.

No man gives a dozen long-stemmed roses to a woman he's angry with.

She stopped and broke off a long-stemmed red carnation for each of them.

He was sidling up to our table with a fresh, long-stemmed red rose in his hand.

The elephants came, each one carrying a long-stemmed rose at the end of her trunk.

"After all, you did send her a dozen long-stemmed roses."

There is nothing more beautiful than a table set with elegant long-stemmed wineglasses.

I place my three long-stemmed, red roses beside the begonias.

Then he popped it into the small bowl of his long-stemmed ivory pipe.

He wiped a long-stemmed glass and placed it upside down on the bar.

There were two candles burning and a long-stemmed rose in a vase.

On the table at her elbow were a dozen long-stemmed red roses from Donald.

Inside, cradled in green tissue paper, was a single long-stemmed red rose.

On the other hand the rare, long-stemmed tospit usually has an even number of seeds.

From behind his back he produced a sheaf of long-stemmed red carnations.