Sentence examples for a rise for from inspiring English sources

Financial markets are not pricing in a rise for another two years.

An 18th-century painter places himself on a rise for a decorous Arcadian view.

There would be some irony in such a rise for I.B.M.

I stuff it into my jeans and set off to the top of a rise for a better view.

Stocks inched higher yesterday, shaking off earlier declines, as a gauge of consumer confidence showed a rise for November.

Others will have cut long term contracts with suppliers and so may not see a rise for some months.

On the contrary, "she believed that something could stand for something else, a rose for love, an ocean for life, a cross for death".

Meanwhile, council tax in Orkney will rise by 4.79% - a £53 rise for a Band D property, to £1,153.

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Councillors have voted to cut a pay rise for a local authority chief executive from £27,000 to just £5,000.

It begins with a slight rise for 1,000m, then a slow descent for 600m.