Sentence examples for men rising from from inspiring English sources

And the effects, with machine men rising from melting silvery puddles, play at their best on large television screens.

When, 17 years later, Nash painted a canvas from what he had seen at Inverness Copse in the hell of Passchendaele, its trees looked, intentionally, like dead men rising from their graves.

The men rise from their circled chairs and thank me for coming to their cramped classroom.

Only 8% of American men rise from the bottom fifth to the top.

While their corporate careers diverged sharply in matters of style and substance, the two men rose from similarly modest circumstances.

The percentage of women reporting no physical activity jumped from 19percentto52percentcent between 1988 and 2010; the percentage of inactive men rose from 11percentto43percentcent over the same period.

The men rose from their knees and returned to their pews, a couple of them rubbing the salty wet from their eyes.

Only when the volunteers who run these sessions insisted did the men rise from their seats and offer a few stiff embraces.

In the city's majestic Umayyad mosque, some men rose from prayer shouting "God, Syria and freedom only" — a counterpoint to the chants of pro-government supporters.

The average marriage age for women has risen from 28 to 33, while the average for men rose from 29 to 34.

An ice cream truck pulled up to the block, and the men rose from the shade of the steps to grab snow cones.