Sentence examples for mass rising from inspiring English sources

A mass rising immediately broke out.

The Rhön, in eastern Hessen, is a mountainous mass rising to the Wasser Peak (3,117 feet [950 metres]), Hessen's highest mountain.

It is worth remembering that the Sandinista National Liberation Front, of which Ortega was and remains a leader, took power on the basis of a mass rising of the Nicaraguan people against a dictatorship at least as vicious as Gaddafi's.

And, as I say, the house is ever so slightly less crammed at this juncture — and more buoyant, too, like a land mass rising in relief once the glaciers have melted.

He remained seated throughout the Mass, rising only to read the Gospel and for the veneration of the host, which Christians believe is the moment when priests, through the powers given by Jesus at the Last Supper, change symbolic bread and wine into Jesus' body and blood.

First come the austere peaks: "Wanda Lake, Near Muir Pass" (1934), a picture of a perfect mountain reflection; "Mount Whitney From the West, Sierra Nevada" (1932), a picture of a jagged, rocky peak with the blurry shadow of a neighboring peak sneaking up its face; and "In Gold Canyon" (circa 1946), a fleshy-looking gray mass rising out of the blackness of Death Valley.

In afternoon sun, from lower Park Avenue, its patterned mass rises with striking power behind the dwarfed familiarity of Grand Central's proper academic facade".

Upon completion of the aggregation stage, the cell mass rises upwards forming a structure called the standing slug, the first finger or, more simply, the finger (DDANAT:0000007).

The stage is set, then, for a summer of protests, of unarmed masses rising up to express, in Obama's words, "a longing for freedom that has built up for years".

What began as a team that was followed by the elite grew into the club of the masses, rising in popularity during the early days of national radio broadcasts in the 1930s, when Rio was still the capital of Brazil.

But there is a tendency to over-intellectualize the witch mythos, removing it from the realm of blatant misogyny toward a safer, more palatable idea of the masses rising up against an insurgent force. .