Sentence examples for Rise back to from inspiring English sources

Rise back to first position.

Must it rise back to its original level?

Mr. Roache expects the dollar to rise back to 130 yen over the next 12 months.

Because of asset write-downs, the 2002 loss will rise back to $6.75 a share, the company said.

Why does a dropped egg that spatters on the floor not rise back to your hands even though no laws prohibit it?

Her rise back to No. 2 in the world this spring, and her strong play in the opening rounds, turned Williams into an emerging tournament favorite.

And we have observed a rise back to more normal levels since the Fed began hinting at new easing in late August.

If yields rise back to 6 percent or more for any extended period of time, it would most likely prove too expensive for the countries to bear.

Murray, however, dismissed the argument that he should win player of the year, saying Federer, with his rise back to No. 1, deserved the honor.

Oerlemans, J., Dyurgerov, M. & van de Wal, R. S. W. Reconstructing the glacier contribution to sea-level rise back to 1850.

Equally undeniable is that Beijing is going to do no such thing until its exports rise back to their pre-crisis levels.