Sentence examples for its rises from inspiring English sources
"I know this downtown has seen its rises and falls.
In 1938, The New Yorker published an article titled "American Hair: Its Rises and Falls," a Depression-era trend piece by Lewis Gannett about the connections of the beard and the mustache to "the mysterious tides of our history".
The city's vast, layered highway system with its rises and dips, on-ramps and off-ramps, crossing bayous and reservoirs and swamps was a gauntlet of rushing water and sudden roadblocks.
One street meanders a few dozen yards into the desert behind the neighborhood, alongside the Phoenix Mountain Preserve, and nestled in its rises and dips are some large homes.
Because the tax started low and its rises were set out in advance, businesses had plenty of time to make plans to cut their carbon use.A recent poll by the Pembina Institute, a green think-tank, found that 70% of British Columbians think their province should be a leader in cutting emissions.
That is to say, leaving aside both snobbery and its inverse (for no fictional setting, genteel or rough, is intrinsically superior to any other), who is more alert to the life of an English sentence — its rises, failings, falls, and emergency stops?
It commands increasing interest because of its rising prevalence [ 1- 4] and clinical impact [ 5, 6].
Real estate helped drive its rise.
Its rise has been quick and extreme.
