Sentence examples for call rise from inspiring English sources

He cites a line in "Menagerie" as an early epiphany: Tom's reply to his mother's wakeup call—"Rise and shine".

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Falcons' clarion call — "Rise Up!" — was emblazoned on flags handed to fans not wearing cheeseheads and bellowed by the actor Samuel L. Jackson on stadium video screens.

On Monday, the Justice Department announced it would not call Risen to testify after all.

The call rose to "10 more years" with some in the crowd as the mayor toured the disaster area yesterday.

The roll call rose from the bleachers in right field, and even included Pettitte's name, a recognition the starting pitcher does not usually get.

What we sometimes call rising to the occasion, from this vantage, is an invention of panicked souls whose metabolisms are not suited to the pace of competition.

The group, called Rise, has since persuaded lawmakers in Massachusetts, Oregon, California and Maryland to introduce similar legislation.

THE attraction called Rise of the Jack o'Lanterns at the Old Westbury Gardens this month has a lot to live up to.

Jonathan Shafi is co-founder of a new radical left alliance called Rise, born out of the pro-independence campaign.

(George Saunders, in an essay called "Rise, Baby, Rise!" from the collection "The Braindead Megaphone," wrote about why "The School" is such a perfect short story).

In late 2010, Pew Internet released a report called "Rise of the Apps Culture".