Sentence examples similar to open rise from inspiring English sources

And as the Australian Open rises, players are expressing their frustrations about the U.S. Open.

The Dow Jones industrial average, which fell more than 100 points at the open, rose 152.68 points, or 2percentto to 7,761.60.

But it is certainly possible to imagine it slipping to last place in the Grand Slam pecking order with the Australian Open rising, and the United States Open recently mending fences with the players with a huge pay raise and then completing a new television agreement with ESPN worth a reported $75 million annually.

Most of them are not conventional "stories" — they usually feature people who are unnamed, are often set in unnamed towns or states, and lack the formal comportment of a story that opens, rises, and closes (or fails to close, in an acceptably modern way).

The hits include Ana Ivanovic's victory at the 2008 French Open and rise to No. 1, and Verdasco's surprise run to last year's Australian Open semifinals and rise into the top 10.

As the opening continued to open, questions rose in the air with the heat.

Leaving the prison open gives rise to the very question you consider.

David had written, "Open 'The Rise' most recent version," and "Submit to Allah now".

The hits include Ana Ivanovic's victory at the 2008 French Open and rise to No. 1 in the women's rankings, and Verdasco's surprise run to the Australian Open semifinals last year and rise into the top 10.

Accordingly, David Cameron and George Osborne's attempts to tackle the housing crisis have focused almost solely on making home ownership easier to access as prices on the open market rise.

Prize money at the French Open will rise for both singles champions and players who lose in some of the early rounds.