Sentence examples for arise reached from inspiring English sources

In 1961, "Sun Arise" reached Number Three in the UK, but his biggest triumph was "Two Little Boys" in 1969, which charted at Number One in the UK and Ireland, and Number Seven in his home country.

Surely other emergencies will arise and reach a point as critical as mine.

In the monasteries of Burgundy and Lorraine a new spirit of religious reform arose, which reached outward to the whole of Latin Europe and soon influenced the rich monastic traditions of Italy.

Should a challenge to this bill arise and reach the Court of Appeals, the Court should take the opportunity to salvage the Blaine Amendment and ensure that taxpayer funds are not used to subsidize religious education.

As anyone who has worked in the sector will tell you, running an arts space outside major cities is a hugely rewarding experience, not least because of the challenges that arise from reaching out to an audience in ways that can't rely on a ready-made critical mass of potential visitors in the immediate area.

However, difficulties arise when reaching hardware memory limits at a few million vertices.

If the new genomic profile had arisen and reached detectable levels in all quadrants within 2 weeks of therapy, this would require an extremely high proliferation rate under strong selective pressure.

If the urge arises to reach for the cell phone, take a deep breath and bring your full attention back into your body... Imagine yourself as being "one" with the automobile knowing it requires your total integrated attention to function properly and safely.

When the arising tumor reaches approximately 3×3 mm, it was harvested and divided into small fragments (∼0.5×0.5 mm) for implantation in the animals used for the MRI experiments.

In response to the accusation that Dylan's depiction of female strategies is misogynistic, Ricks asks, "Could there ever be any challenging art about men and women where the accusation just didn't arise?" The song reached No. 33 in the USA.

Another problem can arise when patients reach what is called the "doughnut hole" created by Congress.