Sentence examples for got a rise from inspiring English sources

But he rarely got a rise out of him.

Teachers got a rise, police sweeter pensions; prison guards were given costly new health benefits, clerical employees extra sick days.

That got a rise out of Thomas, who has averaged 18.5 points and 9.7 rebounds the past four games.

But it's the gag shipments of dildos and other assorted bedroom items that really got a rise out of the militiamen.

My policy has been to ignore them, but today they've taken a step ahead, got a rise, however ironic, out of my man.

In addition, Matthew Postgate, the BBC's chief technology officer, also got a rise of £70,000, taking his pay to £302,800.

We have got a rising participation age, so children have to stay in education or training until 18.

Kimball gets a rise out of playing a martinet.

He liked getting a rise out of my mother.

He likes to get a rise out of people.

It was enough to get a rise out of two owners.