Sentence examples for occasionally rising from inspiring English sources
Payday loan companies lent money at sometimes extortionate rates, occasionally rising to over 5,000% pa.
As an actor, he was described as having conceptions superior to his powers of execution but occasionally rising to greatness.
Partly adapted from the experiences of troupe members, and directed by Vladimir Shcherban, "Legends" portrays a series of young lives flickering, guttering and occasionally rising into flame.
The hybrid art and architecture produced by it remained resolutely minor, occasionally rising to the pleasing kitsch of the Brighton Pavilion and Company School paintings.
Ms. Ishizaka kept things moving nicely and raised the energy level after intermission, occasionally rising to a touch of virtuosic flair, as in the A major Fugue, which she ended with a private little smile.
Only occasionally rising to the requisite heights, and then fragile in the topmost register, Schwanewilms is the only weak link in an accomplished cast, especially notable for Diana Damrau's sexy, full-throated Zerbinetta.
Black-grid décor occasionally rose and fell between musicians and dancers.
He occasionally rose to mime shouting, only to return to his impassivity.
He hides behind the piano or occasionally rises to curl himself against it while crooning at a standup microphone.
It was also our best value at $21. Most Gigondas are under $40 a bottle, though they occasionally rise to surprisingly expensive heights.
The likeness of Luke Gardiner, First Viscount Mountjoy, was a reminder of the extraordinary heights to which the portraitist of the British aristocracy occasionally rose.
