Sentence examples for it rising to from inspiring English sources

Clauses in the lease allow the freeholder to double the ground rent every decade, with it rising to £9,000 or more in some cases.

However, according to a poll by the Levada Centre, an independent Russian polling agency, 39 percent of Russians who had heard about the Magnitsky Act approved of it, rising to 45% among Muscovites.

One of thousands of scenes with reveling villagers done in the 16th and 17th century, it has a documentary value for the history of Flemish architecture that sent it rising to £37,500.

Spanish appears poised to overtake German at GCSE; with the numbers taking it rising to over 67,000 while German entries have fallen to around 70,000 this year.

In 2003, this accounted for 2.4% of GDP, but the CBO's central forecast shows it rising to 8.3% by 2050, partly because under new legislation Medicare will have to pick up a sizeable chunk of the cost of prescription drugs for older people from 2006.Looking on the bright side, there is now much clearer evidence that medical care pays off in healthier and longer lives.

Approximately one in 20 people over age 65 have it, rising to one in six by the age of 80.

Only in the last couple of years has it risen to its present level.

In its second week it rose to number eighty-eight.

In its fourth week, it rose to number 17.

In its fourth week on the chart, it rose to number 10.

The following week it rose to number 61, and to 51 in its third week.