Sentence examples for Make a rising from inspiring English sources

This gentle horseplay, for the sake of the Observer photographer, who has asked Tiffany to crouch on an uncomfortable box in order to make a rising scale of elevation for his picture, reveals the warmth and ease of the relationship between the creator of Harry Potter and the director who is about to bring a new story to the stage in the form of a play called Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

According to the interview, McMahon disliked the idea, but Big Show liked the direction Heyman was heading, and was eager for the opportunity to "make" a rising star like Punk.

Romeo and Juliet join palms to make a rising serpentine figure: this two-hand squiggle becomes a motif (used by several characters) indicating the union of the two opposing houses.

Mr. Wright — a former film critic whose debut feature, the powerful 1992 skinhead drama "Romper Stomper," made a rising star of Russell Crowe — isn't just another would-be Quentin Tarantino, piling on gore and self-referential cuteness.

Technically, SPY is making a rising bottoms/rising tops pattern.

It would make a rise in American interest rates all the more urgent.

There would still be transition costs, but these arrangements would make a rise in national saving far more likely.Other changes are needed too, and should be politically possible for a president who says that everything is on the table.

Its leading brands, retailing power and global reach will make for a rising stock.

If two critically lauded films make a director "rising," then rising director Steve McQueen premiered his second film, "Shame," at Venice, starring Hollywood's favorite new character actor, Michael Fassbender.

Rather, increasing polarisation makes a rise in the perception of "activism" almost inevitable.

Barack Obama, who was in attendance, and the resulting media attention helped make Carson a rising star in conservative circles.