rose-shaded

The light from the rose-shaded lamp fell on her neck and arms — Soames liked her to dine in a low dress, it gave him an inexpressible feeling of superiority to the majority of his acquaintance, whose wives were contented with their best high frocks or with tea-gowns, when they dined at home.

The Man of Property 2004

There was a rose-shaded lamp by the bed and the room looked charming in its soft glow.

The Chain Of Destiny Neels, Betty 1989

One weak bulb glowed thriftily in the rose-shaded lamp on the sideboard.

the dirty duck Grimes, Martha 1984

One weak bulb glowed thriftily in the rose-shaded lamp on the sideboard.

The Dirty Duck Grimes, Martha 1984

Sliding her rose-shaded sunglasses onto her nose, she picked up her oversized leather bag and walked out, locking the door behind her.

The Master Fiddler Dailey, Janet, 1944- 1977

Sliding her rose-shaded sunglasses onto her nose, she picked up her oversized leather bag and walked out, locking the door behind her.

The Master Fiddler Dailey, Janet, 1944- 1977

With one hand on the steering wheel, she fumbled through her oversize leather purse for the dusty, rose-shaded sunglasses.

The Master Fiddler Dailey, Janet, 1944- 1977

With one hand on the steering wheel, she fumbled through her oversize leather purse for the dusty, rose-shaded sunglasses.

The Master Fiddler Dailey, Janet, 1944- 1977

On the chaise-longue in the circle of light from a rose-shaded lamp,

Juggernaut Alice Campbell

The room where they sat was singularly unlike those rose-shaded bowers which are considered suitable to the needs of dancers who pause and rest in them.

Peter and Jane or The Missing Heir