Rose Bowl
The oldest and most famous of the “bowl games” — college football games held after the regular college football season between teams that are invited on the basis of their record in the regular season. The Rose Bowl game is played in Pasadena, California, on New Year's Day, and is preceded by the Tournament of Roses Parade of floats adorned with roses.
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How to use Rose Bowl in a sentence
Since the beginning of the decade, the Badgers have reached the Rose Bowl three times and have perennially been in the Top-25.
How The University of Wisconsin Badgers Are Bucking the Big Ten Ticket Flop | Brian Weidy | October 31, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTStanford will look to avenge its 2000 Rose Bowl loss to Wisconsin.
Above is a brass rose-bowl, on that a finger-bowl of inlaid brass, crowned with a black chess king.
Wings and the Child | E. [Edith] NesbitMy rose-bowl of Venetian glass got broken when the butcher threw her over for the housemaid next-door.
My rose-bowl of Venetian glass got broken when the butcher threw her over for the housemaid next door.
Our Elizabeth | Florence A. Kilpatrick
Her errand was to choose a wedding present for a former schoolmate, and she had set her heart on a cut-glass rose-bowl.
Brenda's Bargain | Helen Leah ReedThe perfume of Miss Lavendar's Rose Bowl still filled the air.
Anne Of The Island | Lucy Maud Montgomery
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