Sentence examples for arising like from inspiring English sources

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

A lot of the problems that are arising – like Mid Staffs – are because people within and outside the NHS are putting on blinkers".

The flowers, generally white, rarely reddish, are borne in small clusters on slender stalks arising, like the surface-creeping stems, from the axils of the leaves.

Arising like a mirage beyond the foliage of Parliament Gardens or contrasted with the antique Lonsdale Street, ICI House appealed to the alert and discriminating urban eye of Mark Strizic.

The burning braziers, sending quivering light over old stone, and the dinner held in a tented space, arising like magic on the hillside, were outshone only by an exceptional collection.

One contest has us diving under water to the bar counter (you can open your eyes in the thermal shallows) then arising like Zeus to sup a pint in gales of laughter.

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

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

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

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.