Sentence examples for Get rise from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Get rise" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "I need to get rise in my career." (This should be "get a rise" or "get a promotion.")
Optimum self-stress design is conducted by using the conditions under which a cable strut system can get rise to a maximum state of stiffness.
Unless you are Donald Trump, Kim Kardashian or a really terrible busker it's hard get rise from anyone in Manhattan.
"Anyone who's ever had C-section knows that you'll forever be dependent on your friends Nancy, Dr 90210 and Spanx because you cannot for the life of you get rise of the ditch that is left by the scar".
All subjects were instructed to go to bed at home between 22 00 and 00 00 h, to get rise between 06:00 and 08 00 h, and to sleep at least 7 hours.
From September, headteachers will be able to decide which members of staff get rises.
Workers elsewhere in China will get rises in July adjusted for local conditions.
"If you get rising income inequality, that's usually associated with a fall in social mobility," Cassidy responds.
"If you have a deficit of nature, you get rises in obesity and depression and anti-social behaviour.
Who can get jobs for my kids and get rising incomes?" And I hope to be able to be the one to poise that battle.
Those saying that jobs are "hard to get" rose to 47.7 percent, from 46.5 percent, while those saying jobs are "plentiful" decreased to 3.6 percent, from 4.4 percent.
Those who said jobs were "hard to get" rose to 46.1 percent from 45.5 percent, while the share that described jobs as "plentiful" decreased to 3.8 percent from 4 percent.
