Sentence examples for centre rises from inspiring English sources

Suppose you need to change your flight, as a number of passengers will doubtless have to do over the festive season: the fee if you ring the call centre rises by a third from £45 to £60.

The elegance of much of its city centre rises to a peak on Grey Street, the perfectly proportioned thoroughfare that is arguably England's most breathtaking example of 19th-century urban architecture.

The capacity in a single cancer centre that is used for the analysis from the perspective of a hypothetical cancer centre rises much faster, from 30%% in 2015 90 % in 2020.

It found that between 1998 and 2001, the capacity of licensed premises in Manchester city centre rose by 240percentnt.

Two months ago this morning, the twin towers of the World Trade Centre rose proud, audacious and beautiful from the New York skyline.

Other Home Office figures show the number of EU nationals deported or that voluntarily departed after being held in an immigration centre rose by 564 to 4,612 in 2017.

The cost of the aquatics centre rose by 38% in the year to March.If this trend continues it will be deeply disappointing, given that the only real justification for the games is their legacy.

#london2012 July 31 , 2012Updated at 9.08pm BST 9.06pm BST Michael Phelps gets a standing ovation Michael Phelps's mum bursts into tears as the crowd in the Aquatics Centre rise to their feet to pay raucous homage to the feat they've just witnessed.

That is reflected in the fact that the number of high-skilled private sector jobs based in London's city centre rose by 62% from 1998 to 2011 – an increase of nearly 240,000 jobs, largely in high-waged sectors such as finance, law and marketing.

The east façade has a central projection in the centre rising a storey above the parapet, to form a tower.

Its dimensions are 82 m long, 40 m wide and 23.7 m tall, with the tower at the centre rising to 33.7 m.