Sentence examples for has always risen from inspiring English sources
Fires have taken parts of the forest before, but it has always risen again in a pattern ordained by nature.
"If you look at the history of New York's economy, it has always risen and fallen with the state of the transit system".
This is what I pointed out in my article, and went on to note that the museum has always risen above national borderlines.
But if we know the point where the sun will rise as it has always risen and as it will rise tomorrow and the next day too, well, well!
Although the jewelry industry has always risen and fallen in lock step with the economy, this bust may be particularly harsh because so many stores opened on Canal Street during the 1990's.
A good few years ago, when this belief was first broached, and on occasions since, the response has always been the same: whatever Cook has been asked to do, from his time breaking batting records at Bedford School, through the Essex ranks and on to England, he has always risen to the challenge and succeeded.
He packaged his message in optimistic, almost nationalistic phrasing, saying the country had always risen to challenges.
His face seems to crease easily into contortion, but then his emotions have always risen close to the surface.
Although stocks have always risen in the long run, no one can guarantee how they will behave in the short term -- just look at today's volatile market.
"Societies have always risen and faded, and Japan will likely disappear and something else will take its place, but that's not such a problem.
