Sentence examples for arise just from inspiring English sources

Did your hamstring pain arise just after you changed your running shoes?

Mr. Thornburgh quickly corrected the plans, but more problems would soon arise — just as they have in many other disasters.

And while there are familiar notes in the Dickensian telling of this tale, Hensley manages to make fresh an old narrative of people who arise just as their culture is being erased — be they "Braveheart" Scotsmen or outback Aborigines.

Also, the author presumes that the errors in the Wikipedia will gradually be polished out, while in fact there may be a natural social equilibrium, where new errors naturally arise just as others are corrected.

"The Straw Hat Song" recommends that when an angry landlord comes or troubles arise, "just put a big straw hat over your eyes" and then "visualize permanent sun in the skies".

The gaps between formal sessions generally arise just once a year and sometimes — as in 2012, when the Senate had not formally adjourned before the next session began — are skipped entirely.

"And some people can deal with what arises just by calming down.

That relationship ended when questions about Owen's business practices arose, just before the 1988 Presidential primaries.

I thought about bursting in the door — Wakefield arisen — just to see the expression on their faces.

Incensed by this rewriting of history, Representative Jesse Jackson Jr., Democrat of Illinois, arose just before the reading to remind the House of what it was redacting.

Usually the hemiazygous vein arises just below the diaphragm as a continuation of the left ascending lumbar vein and terminates in the azygous vein.