Sentence examples for of raising up from inspiring English sources
The chief executive of the Super Bowl committee would also be in charge of raising up to $60 million for expenses.
The new figures are a 55percentt reduction from its previous plans for 16.8 billion shares with the aim of raising up to $3.68 billion.
They also dropped talk of raising up to $100 billion—at least for now.Even with a more modest capital base of $10 billion, Istikhlaf will stand a reasonable chance of picking up lucrative finance deals.
Spinola's and Wallenstein's victories in the mid-1620s convinced the Spanish Council of State that victory against the Dutch was possible and blinded them to the danger of raising up new and more powerful enemies.
In 2003, a serious campaign was launched by Wendy Woods, the widow of the anti-apartheid journalist Donald Woods, with the aim of raising up to £400,000 to pay for a 9ft statue of Nelson Mandela by Ian Walters.
Adam Smith said that "to found a great empire for the sole purpose of raising up a people of customers, may at first sight appear a project fit only for a nation of shopkeepers" before dismissing that objection.
-- and the arms, because you have to keep them kind of raised up throughout the whole class so that they don't get in the way of the hoop.
They are experiences of the forgiveness of sins, of the raising up of the 'crushed and oppressed,' and of the renewal of the forces of life.
Data firm Beauhurst found that two-thirds of those raising up to £500,000 offered under 20 per cent in return.
Together, they finalised planning in the afternoon of Sunday 17 August for thousands of slaves to raise up against their masters the next morning.
The remarks were familiar, echoing Mr. Ahmadinejad's many previous tirades against Israel, complete with some apocalyptic touches about the coming of the Messiah and the "raising up of the oppressed".
