Sentence examples for has ever risen from inspiring English sources
No technology company has ever risen — and then fallen — so far so fast.
One German, Emanuel Lasker, was world chess champion for 27 years, while no Englishman has ever risen to such heights.
No sun has ever risen more eloquently than the eight-measure orchestra sequence prefacing Uriel's recitative on the subject.
Nothing grand has ever risen on the corner of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues, where his dream palace might have stood.
If penny stocks are excluded, no stock has ever risen so sharply on the opening day of trading, said the Securities Data Company, a research concern in Newark.
No empire, civilization, people, or religion has ever risen to greatness without, as one British officer once put it to me, excelling at "the smacking business".
Even though the nation's teachers have a predominance of women, only a handful of women have ever risen to the superin tendency.
His election as president was a landmark: No one from such a modest background had ever risen so high in America.
If prices in the next nine months had ever risen above the price-support rate, the farmers could have repaid the loans to redeem their collateral and then sold it on the open market.
Polyploid organisms are known, but it is unclear that polyploidization has ever given rise to any important novelty.
Anyone who has ever felt worse upon rising from a nap is "sleeping too long," he said.
