Sentence examples for arisen like from inspiring English sources

"It's like the Graham company went down and has arisen like a phoenix".

Enron has arisen like the ghost of over-the-top Christmases past, as a jolting throwback to the untethered America of the dot-com bubble.

A few big deals have arisen — like Microsoft's $44.6 billion unsolicited offer for Yahoo and the CME Group's $11 billion planned merger with Nymex Holdings.

Air New Zealand has suffered as much as some other airliners in the downturn: long-haul travel has fallen sharply and new domestic competitors have arisen, like Jetstar and Pacific Blue, even though the airline still has a market share of more than 80percentt, said Rob Mercer, an analyst at Forsyth Barr in Wellington.

The game is based around a scientist on a space station where all manner of problems have arisen, like killer robots, alien invasion, and a deadly virus that has escaped.

Not since Margaret Cho's much-ballyhooed, and much-boo-hooed, television show two decades ago (one lost to popular memory because it basically fizzled) has there arisen, like the phoenix, a vehicle that allows Asian American characters to shine -- shine not simply as freak sideshow acts but, also, as central figures in the Barnum & Bailey Circus that is the American mainstream.

Based on reports on the postal lung infections by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the cases arose like clockwork.

A matter of concern was arising, like smoke in the distance, in relation to Latrell Sprewell.

"In general a review arises like this," he once told an interviewer.

If tiffs arise, like the one over the warrant, you should compromise; never brag or shout.

A few niche variations eventually arose, like expensive corporate teleconferencing gear and Internet cams that use PC's as intermediaries.