Sentence examples for if it rose from inspiring English sources

If it rose, the utility's coal-powered generators would become highly profitable.

The exquisitely sonorous Kipling, whose poetic ear is one of the finest, and the hapless, treacly Kilmer, who wouldn't know good scansion if it rose up and bit him in, well, the ear?

Without a buffer zone, the index would have to sell a stock as soon as its market-cap ranking dropped to 301st, and buy it back if it rose back to 300th.

In the Fifties, it rose from 2 to 3 per cent; 20 years ago, it was said that there would be a cause for concern if it rose above 6percentnt.

In 1999, Mr. Renyi also received 500,000 stock options that would be worth $11.2 million if the company's share price were to rise 5percentt annually and $28.3 million if it rose 10percentt a year.

'Is it cooking?' He put away his knife, took out his spoon, and gave the soup a good stir, watching the cornmeal to see if it rose to the surface or if it was starting to thicken at the bottom.

If it rises to its responsibilities, the Brotherhood can be the hope of Egypt and of the Arab Spring.

Conversely, if it rises 10% from its Undervalued base, it is automatically put into Rising Trend.

If it rises to £100, you lose a fortune.

"But if it rises 7 to 12 feet, people will lose their lives".

I think it's time to put it in the oven and see if it rises.