Sentence examples for much rose to from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Know how much of each rose to prune away.

Much of the audience rose to its feet.

When he was done, much of the audience rose to its feet and cheered.

When Ronald Reagan took office, in 1981, unemployment was at 7.5 per cent, and soon rose to much higher levels.

But too much barely rises to the realm of the lackluster and stilted.

Not surprisingly, the youngest workers know least, but even among workers in their 40s and 50s, the proportion with much idea rises to only 38%.

He said there was no way to measure the flow at the seabed, so estimates have to come from how much oil rises to the surface.

As a result, the price of a pack rose to as much as $6.