Sentence examples for extraordinary rising from inspiring English sources

But in the Virginia Woolf cycle she was extraordinary, rising to the lyrical heights of "Fancy (February 1927)" and "Parents (December 1940)." In 1919 Woolf wrote that her goal for her diary was "something so elastic that it will embrace anything," words Ms. Johnson Cano sang with hope and a premonition of melancholy.

It was an extraordinary rise.

Red Capitalism: The Fragile Financial Foundation of China's Extraordinary Rise.

Hence the extraordinary rise of part-time employment.

"The extraordinary rise of living alone is not in itself a social problem," he insists.

According to Ali, politicians in Baghdad were to blame for the extraordinary rise of Isis.

Going Solo: The Extraordinary Rise and Surprising Appeal of Living Alone.

Europe and North America have played host to the most extraordinary rise in impermanence at work over the past two decades.

This extraordinary rise in numbers is said to be the result of climate change.

It has also led to the extraordinary rise of Bill Bradley and John McCain as alternatives.

And in remarks here, he said: "Brazil's extraordinary rise has captured the attention of the world.