Sentence examples for it rises out from inspiring English sources
It rises out of some water, and sinks back.
It rises out of the desert, but you could never mistake it for an oasis.
Night doesn't fall It rises Out of low spots Tree trunks And the back Of the old cow I'm bringing home to milk.
Kim's Butterfly seizes attention on her entrance with the sheer lyric beauty of her tone as it rises out of the female chorus.
Yet his visage is the first thing visible when one turns off of Highway 16/385 onto the Avenue of the Chiefs here, where it rises out of Thunderhead Mountain like an American sphinx.
"And, curiously, the more rooted it is in place, the more it rises out of place, that is, the more anchored in specifics, the more I can rise to a higher level".
It rose out of the water.
The music makes it rise out of you -- whatever you've been thinking about.
It was also used for Serpent d'océan (2012), in which it rose out of the Loire River near Nantes, France; as the key work in his 2014 retrospective Bâton Serpent at Rome's National Museum of XXI Century Arts MAXXII); and in Empires.
The plagiarized book is about language, and the student has never before "stopped for even a moment to consider grammar, to wonder how it rose out of history like a wing unfurling".
Most of the early writers on totalitarianism, from Erich Fromm and Hannah Arendt to Orwell and Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., believed that totalitarianism had something to do with human nature, and that it rose out of the social and psychological conditions of modern life.
