Sentence examples for fully risen from inspiring English sources

A century later Britain had fully risen to the advance praise.

When dough is fully risen, an indentation made by poking your finger deep into the dough will not spring back.

But the floor must be hotter, because the bottom of the first loaf blackens before it has fully risen and crusted.

"Davinity" - spirituality in the religion of Dave - is inspired, while "The bigwatt rays of the now fully risen foglamp" seems strained, intellectualised, reached-for from too great a distance.

I go back home once the sun has fully risen, wake the house and start the day, privately smiling that I have infiltrated a hidden part of the morning that is mine alone.

One cook puts 25 pounds of fully risen dough into a large professional mixer for a minute and, scooping it up, runs across the room and feeds it into one side of the machine.

Monk fully rising to his heights as a composer, with Mr. Roach articulating the rhythmic details.

Mr. Hobson fully rose to the challenge in that passage — uncomfortably so, given the attentive acoustics of the DiMenna Center's modest-size Benzaquen Hall.

It was Jerome Robbins's "Opus 19/The Dreamer" that fully rose to the heights one expected, led by the ravishing lightness of Sterling Hyltin, a singularly musical ballerina, and Gonzalo Garcia's earnest romantic hero.

The ambivalent Sixth, in which emotional conflict simmers beneath exquisite, autumnal textures without ever fully rising to the surface, was done with a bracing clarity and a revelatory freshness of detail that left me wondering why it remains the least frequently played of the series.

With the dew still on the grass and the sun yet to fully rise all four European foursome pairs had briefly led until the fight-back began midway through the morning.