Sentence examples for has later risen from inspiring English sources

Hence, a man who has fought on the battlefield and has later risen to high office may be fearful of leading his people to war.

Adidas, which floated seven months later, has risen 170%.

After the civil war, which resulted in the official abolition of slavery in the US, Frederick Douglass – who had escaped from slavery and later rose to the rank of ambassador – wrote of Brown: "Did John Brown fail?

Yields, or interest rates, on Italian and Spanish government debt, had started that day down, but later rose.

Four years later, having risen to the rank of captain, Debra received a letter from the Army saying she would no longer be retained on active duty.

Later, after Mr. Abraham has risen and Mr. Williams has left, Mr. Abraham returns to the position by himself and stays there for a long time.

Only now, more than a decade later, has his wage risen back to its old level of $17.50 an hour.

When you put it in the oven, it starts off at a particular volume and then, an hour later, it has risen to perhaps double its size.

Thirty years later, Raimi has risen from corruptor of morals to guardian of fairytales, helming Disney's whoppingly budgeted Oz the Great and Powerful (2013, Disney, PG), which, for legal reasons, has no direct connection to MGM's 1939 classic other than their shared literary sources.

Its shares later rose.

Those places will later rise to 35.