Sentence examples for distance rises from inspiring English sources

In the far distance rises a factory's plume of smoke: King's Lynn.

At a little distance rises a larger-than-life marble statue depicting the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a gift from Mexican Catholics in 1939.

In the far distance rises the conical summit of Sugar Loaf, a pointed bookend separating the Black Mountains from the Brecon Beacons.

In addition, when the excavation distance rises 200 m, the ventilation condition in the tunnels, especially in the areas around tunnel intersections, is greatly improved by the completion of pilot tunnels and shafts in advance.

Note also that for these settings of C, N, and f, when the subject distance rises above about 365mm, the far side of the depth of field (behind the in-focus plane relate to the camera) becomes infinite, hence the computed depth of field (called D.O.F. in the applet) says "Infinity".

Although the connection probability increases as the D2D communication distance rises, when the probability reaches to 1, the channel attenuation becomes more serious with the increase of transmission distance.

In the distance rose Manhattan's dull gray skyline.

If the most likely road route was taken into account, that distance rose to 2.6 miles.

But stories about the "real" White City, seen from a distance rising from the jungle, have continued to circulate.

The horizon, in the distance, rose and fell like a breath, launching its attacks toward the earth.

In the distance rise the snowcapped volcanoes Osorno and Calbuco, and beyond them on the Argentine border towers the great, glaciated Mount Tronador (11,660 feet [3,554 m]).