Sentence examples for always be rising from inspiring English sources

The memorable, graphic stage design and lighting, by James Schuette and Scott Zielinski, respectively, take the mood of Mathew Brady's photographs — the gray, solemn light, and mist that seems to always be rising out of his Civil War trenches — but the script leaves the bodies and blood out.

Famously, on the last day of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin pointed to an image of the sun painted on the back of George Washingtons chair and said that he finally had the happiness to know it is a rising and not a setting sun. Ever since then, Americans have had the same happy thought: Our sun has always been rising.

And wherever one looks, the land seems always to be rising, as if determined to blot out the view.

Piling on the guilt, while at the same time setting a bar that seems always to be rising, does not seem likely to solve the world's problems.

"It's always good to be rising," she says.

As I warned for some considerable time, the main problem was always going to be rising unemployment rather than inflation.

New skyscrapers always seemed to be rising, and Shanghai's self-esteem rose with them.

The same thing happens in bull markets — values always seem to be rising until they don't — but it is clearly more painful when wealth is being destroyed.

As always, strong students are rising to the top.

As Americans always do, they are rising to the occasion.

I would say, you never sell at the peak, but it's always good when the market is rising and there's nothing wrong with selling.