Sentence examples for has finally risen from inspiring English sources

The temperature has finally risen above zero and the snow has started to melt (and then re-freeze overnight).

So it is all the more cheering that like its namesake, the phoenix, La Fenice has finally risen from the ashes.

Most notably, the Palais de la Méditerranée has finally risen from its ashes, leading a small but impressive hotel boom and serving as a symbol of Nice's nascent resurgence.

Banksy has written a would-be New York Times op ed piece – he says the newspaper refused it, so you can read it on his website here – saying the dullness of the skyscraper that has finally risen to replace the World Trade Centre proves that terrorism has won.

But another index, the Journal of Commerce Industrials Index, has finally risen from its slump.

After waiting in the runner-up slot for the last two weeks, rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie has finally risen as high as a musician can on the all-genre Billboard 200 chart with his sophomore album Hoodie SZN.

"Horror comics had finally risen from the grave," Howlett writes.

The little people probably feel they have finally risen into the world of the Friends - but unknowingly they have just passed it.

As Ciro sank from suave lead to satanic gangster, we shifted our allegiance to Genny, who had finally risen to the task.

Although a grossly disproportionate burden of disease from HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria remains in the Global South, these infectious diseases have finally risen to the top of the international agenda in recent years.

Alexander Wang's new collection for H&M has finally given rise to a name for the merging of aggressive street/sportswear that is, frankly, everywhere.