Sentence examples for called rise from inspiring English sources

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

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.

(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).

They could not have a better chronicler than Mann, a longtime journalist at The Los Angeles Times who has written a similar book called "Rise of the Vulcans" about the conservatives and neoconservatives who surrounded President George W. Bush.

The company, which was founded on the vision of the reggae musician Bob Marley, tries to incorporate earth-friendly materials and craftsmanship in its latest line of over-ear headphones, called Rise Up.

The first section of the show is called Rising Signs.

In October, the APA called Risen's account "largely based on innuendo and one-sided reporting".

There's a great book by John Barry called "Rising Tide," about the great Mississippi River flood of 1927.

So we have spending cuts that aren't called cuts and tax rises that aren't called rises or indeed tax.

Jeffrey D. Feltman, an assistant secretary of state, was in Manama on Tuesday seeking solutions to what an American Embassy statement called "rising tensions and increased incidents of violence in Bahrain".