Sentence examples for going rise from inspiring English sources
I think there's – the game has been skewed a little more towards point guards and there being a tremendous amount of – you know, that being said, I think there's going to be a player that over the next ten years is going rise above them all, maybe, right?
"Food cost go rise, housing cost go rise, meanwhile ordinary Nigerian's salary no go rise".
They will come and go, rise and fall.
Restocking fees can come and go, rise and fall, and other customer-unfriendly policies, like secret return rules, can crop up any time.
Outraged, the people, so the story goes, rose in rebellion, led by Zi Lü, who tradition says founded the Shang dynasty and is known as the Tang emperor.
Indeed, as the adage goes, "rising tides raise all ships".
Although it had peaked at number two in September 2002, Let Go rose from 3 to 2 on the Billboard 200 on the issue dated 1 February 2003.
"Interest rates are going to rise, and rise more than expected," said Hugh Johnson, chairman of Johnson Illington Advisors.
"But the level in the lake is rising, and most manufacturers are going to rise with it.
