Examples of 'every rose has' in a sentence
Meaning of "every rose has"
every rose has: This phrase is the beginning of the saying 'Every rose has its thorn', which means that every seemingly perfect or beautiful thing also has its flaws or challenges. It is often used to remind people that nothing is perfect and that setbacks are a natural part of life
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Every rose has its thorn.
But as the saying goes, every rose has its thorns.
Every rose has its thorns.
Life has its sorrows, as every rose has its thorns.
Every rose has a thorn.
Kirk gives Jones a rose as they leave, reminding her that every rose has thorns.
Every rose has its thorn as the Poison song goes.
Just like every cowboy Sings his sad, sad song Yeah Every rose has its thorn.
Every rose has its thorn Just like every cowboy.
Miley cyrus: every rose has its thorn.
Every rose has its thorn Just like every night has its dawn.
Well, the thing is that, uh, every rose has its thorn.
Every rose has its thorn -Every rose has its thorn.
Sadly, you know that every rose has its thorns, right?
Every rose has its thorn ; all that glitters is not gold.
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We would never have met. Every rose has its freakin' thorn, man.
Every rose has its thorn Just like every cowboy Sings a sad, sad song.
I guess every rose has its thorn *.
Every rose has its thorn Oh, yeah Every rose has its thorn.
It 's okay . Every rose has its thorn.
Every rose has its thorn on, oh.
Well, every rose has its thorns.
Every rose has its thorn Oh, yeah.
Tag, Every rose has its thorn.
Every rose has its thorn Yeah, it does.
Every rose has its thorn Otto?
Every rose has spines, right?
