Sentence examples for and arose from inspiring English sources

Dr. Rush argued that it was infectious and arose when people lived in poor sanitary conditions.

After landing, he checked his body and arose and ran, ordering his men to find cover.

One bathed in this scummy Ganges and arose refreshed, with surprising memories.

And yet this broadcasting work was at first only a sideline to Hopkins's busy life as a theatre and film composer, and arose by chance.

They sat down on Thursday and arose on Sunday with a government for the province, led by a thoughtful and cultured man, balancing the three biggest local powers.

"When the good Lord was crucified and arose again on the third day, alive, he said, 'O death, where is your sting?

The apparition scene was a fine realization of a waking nightmare: the bare stage was littered with bodies that writhed and arose at the witches' invocation.

Ms. Eddins also said the company's reputation for arrogance was unjustified and arose because customers expected customized machines, which PE could not reasonably provide.

It was nowhere near as popular as Pop Art, which drew its colorful imagery from consumer products and arose around the same time.

Xenarthrans are known only from the Western Hemisphere and arose in South America during the Paleocene Epoch (65.5 million to 55.8 million years ago).

Troping was rooted in similar practices in the ancient Byzantine liturgy and arose in the West, probably in France, by the 8th century.