Sentence examples for first rises from inspiring English sources

The number of matches since England won batting first rises inexorably.

Philip Martin, an economist from the University of California at Davis, talks of a "migration hump": emigration first rises in line with GDP per head and then begins to fall.

Indeed, this might come to be accepted as a social-science theory, like the Kuznets curve, which shows that inequality first rises and then falls with the level of development.

The tallest challenge for me sat 1,532 feet up atop Cadillac Mountain — one of the highest peaks on the northern Atlantic coast, a glorious spot where the sun first rises in America for much of the year.

The day will begin in the Marshall Islands of the far Pacific, where the sun first rises on our planet, and where locals will hold a daybreak underwater demonstration on their coral reef already threatened by rising seas.

Mensch first rises to political prominence as a member of the parliamentary committee that scrutinised the role of Rupert Murdoch and Rebecca Brooks during the 2011 phone-hacking scandal.

First, rising incomes make a gadget affordable to millions.

— about 14 hours after she first rose at 11 18 a.m.

That marked the first rise in output since the third quarter of 2011.

The Dow first rose above the 10,000 benchmark in 1999.

This was the first rise in the dividend for four years.