Sentence examples for animals rises from inspiring English sources

A geodesic jungle gym is lined with plush toys and draped in a cloud-patterned sleeping bag; a totem pole of stuffed animals rises from vertical monkey bars.

The narrative is straightforward enough - as the number of animals rises, the waterhole shrinks - but the great thing about the book is that it combines simplicity and sophistication in equal measure: there are also hidden animals on every page, so that it operates as a puzzle.

The level of infectivity to which susceptible animals are exposed could also increase through the epidemic as the cumulative total of infected animals rises.

While the number of other procedures fell by 8%, breeding of genetically modified animals rose by 10% on 2008.

Most animals rise up to the carrying capacity of their environment and then they are stuck; if you're a wildebeest, you can't climb trees for fruit.

Piers Torday's dystopic The Dark Wild, the sequel to his award-winning novel The Last Wild (2013), featured animals rising up against some deeply unpleasant human enemies.

The death toll in a weekend blaze at an illegal disco in the capital, Lima, packed with young partygoers for a "zoo party" that included caged wild animals, rose to 30, officials said.

The number of scientific procedures carried out in Britain on animals rose by 8% in 2012, compared with the previous year, according to figures published by the Home Office on Tuesday.

He also described the incident — the sight of a local farm boy whipping a horse — that gave him the idea of creating a fictional world in which oppressed animals rise up against their tormentors.

Climate change, declining numbers of animals, rising numbers of humans and the rapid rate of species extinction mean a growing number of scientists now declare us to be in the Anthropocene – the geological age of extinction when humans finally dominate the ecosystems.

The prevalence of antibody and the proportion of seropositive animals rose markedly with age up to 62% (Sedighi-nejad 1996).