Sentence examples for now rise from inspiring English sources

So every 20 minutes or so, I now rise.

It must now rise above Islamophobia and nationalism.

The show will now rise or fall on whether it's good, fun, entertaining.

But the players have proved time and time again they can now rise to the challenge".

The congregation will now rise and sing "Deck The Halls With Boughs of Paperwork".

About 20 floors of steel now rise above the substation's 80-foot tall concrete shell.

Harrison said he would now rise above the criticism and go on to prove his ability.

Two donated palm trees now rise defiantly from the barren plain.

Under the plans, it will now rise to £11,500 by next April.

The original tower was to have been cantilevered over an open piazza, but it will now rise directly up from Eighth Avenue, and behind it there will be a low wing, wrapped around a garden, containing the Times' newsroom.

Italy has Europe's oldest population and the minimum retirement age will now rise to 60 in 2011.