Sentence examples for be raise from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to rise; to lift or elevate. physical
"They can say forced overtime is a big problem, can you give Saturday afternoons off?" he said, adding that the factories' "response is going to be raise the prices you give us".
So the Tory party's answer to improve the country's finances and improve business seems to be raise the speed limit to 80mph and for us all to be more optimistic.
SCL explained that the NGO would organise "events that are bi-partisan in nature (or appear to be)", "raise issues of interest to the client" and "investigate opposition allegations and neutralize attacks".
Another is the free bus travel to which pensioners are now entitled and the special tax-free payments they get every winter to help with extra fuel costs.If need be, raise taxes tooSpending cuts should make up the lion's share of the fiscal squeeze but such is the scale of Britain's budgetary hole that tax increases will be hard to avoid.
Opponents of private equity estimate that over $20 billion could be raise in taxes over the next decade is this so-called "loophole" was closed.
"We pretty much decided that because our motto was 'Give Yourself a Raise,' that the best natural name for the new gift card-only focused company would be 'Raise,' itself," he says.
Awareness will be raised.
They should be raising hell.
Its profile should be raised.
Taxes would not be raised.
