Sentence examples for making the rising from inspiring English sources

The next item was "Hazing Goes Loony Tunes," and here it is in its entirety: Word on the sidewalk is that Glen Ridge officialdom pretty much defeated the class of 2007 in the annual senior-on-freshman hazing ritual yesterday by making the rising seniors stay after school for several minutes in order to give freshmen a head start to run home.

The city has long since added back all of the jobs it lost during the recession, a fact that made the rising unemployment rate so curious.

Labour has made the rising cost of living a key theme of its attack on the coalition's handling of the economy.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has made the rising graduation rate — to 61 percent in June, from 46.5 percent in 2005 — the No. 1 symbol of his educational accomplishments.

(Pareles) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (Thursday) The Boss made "The Rising" after the towers fell, beating the novelist Jonathan Safran Foer to the notion of reverse-collapse by four years.

If banks have been too aggressive in pricing the loans they have made, the rising costs for them might make the loans uneconomical.

He made "The Rising" with Brendan O'Brien, the Atlanta-based producer, who has worked with Pearl Jam, Korn and Rage Against the Machine.

Donna Matthews, before Elastica's record deal, stepped over ice on the stairs of her flat, when winter made the rising damp freeze.

For some labor economists -- Mr. Farber and Jared Bernstein at the Economic Policy Institute, for example -- that makes the rising layoff rate even more striking.

Which leads us to the 11th-hour choice of the Tory high command to gamble on making the rise of the SNP the party's big new argument.

Ultra-nationalist political parties scored unprecedented victories at the European elections, making the rise of the far right in Europe impossible to ignore.