Sentence examples for arose like from inspiring English sources

One thousand years passed before Skepticism recovered from Augustine's criticisms, but then it arose like the phoenix of Egyptian mythology.

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

Old questions arose, like the ones that followed him from the University of Virginia in 1999 when he was a fourth-round draft pick by Green Bay.

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

Although everyone started out with good intentions, and both sides tried to be accommodating when problems arose (like cracks in the walls and doors that would no longer open), she said good will eroded as the project dragged on for years.

Instead, a great roar arose like at a soccer match.

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.

"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.

When hurtful subjects arise, like the death of her young son, she distances herself by switching into butterfly mode.