Sentence examples for much rising from inspiring English sources

But the density of the chestnut flour hasn't allowed much rising.

I also enjoyed very much Rising Ground: A Search for the Spirit of Place (Granta) by Philip Marsden, a fascinating study of place and its meaning in prehistoric Britain, and much, much more.

"House of Flying Daggers," however, following eagerly on this summer's "Hero," suggests an artist who has not so much risen above the scrutiny of social oppression as drifted away from it.

To be sure, borrowing for securities purchases is at an all-time high, but it has pretty much risen in tandem with the market.

This is what exactly what we saw in the Glenn Beck and the Tea Party, which not uncoincidentally pretty much rose and fell the same time.

It was Lennon & McCartney night and not only did the kids pretty much rise to the occasion, no one sang "Imagine"!

It is remarkable this man of no formal education achieved so very much, rose to such prominence, and so presciently proposed what was needed.

"The tale does not so much rise and fall as flat-line," he wrote.

At Fuente De the mountains do not so much rise as scream out of the ground.

They should not bring much rise in the sea level, since floating ice obeys Archimedes's principle and displaces its own mass of water.

Watkins is back in the starting lineup, though he did not so much rise to the role as watch it fall to him.