Sentence examples for Has rises from inspiring English sources

LinkedIn is about work, and whatever intrigue it has rises from making plain the once obscure drama of professional life.

Unlike most luminescent organisms, M. polygramma has a diurnal rhythm of luminescence intensity, and has rises and falls of light intensity as high as 35 percent.

Basic psychology tells us that when the number of choices a person has rises, their ability to make a choice decreases.

According to AllThingsVice, the new homepage reads "This Hidden Site Has Risen Again", parodying the US Department of Justice notice, which read "the hidden site has been seized".

Sir Henry Floyd, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Buckinghamshire, presented the 1968 Queen's Award to Industry to Colonel James Carreras, Hammer's managing director, on the set of Dracula Has Risen from the Grave.

A Russian Orthodox priest hoisted a sign reading, "Mikhail Sergeyevich, Christ Has Risen!" With the help of a pair of binoculars, I had an excellent view of Gorbachev's expression, and those of the other leaders, as they shuffled around in shock.

The Hammer horrors, with their juiced-up, living-color reinterpretations of classic horror themes in films like Terence Fisher's "Curse of Frankenstein" (1957) and Freddie Francis's "Dracula Has Risen From the Grave" (1968), were resisted by the cultural gatekeepers but have since found legions of fans worldwide.

Or that Hammer Films, the home of gory, goopy, Gothic fright films like "Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell," "Dracula Has Risen From the Grave" and "The Quatermass Xperiment" (better known on American shores as "The Creeping Unknown") is back in bloodthirsty business?

Has he risen from the dead?

Has she risen up the ranks in her 86 years?

Has the rise of 24-hour cable news made TV journalism less cynical, less pandering, less idiotic than what Chayefsky imagined?