Sentence examples for past rises from inspiring English sources

But the past rises up and cries for blood, like Beloved.

It overtakes her audience in much the same way that Blanche's baleful past rises up in surging reports from the front line of grief to overwhelm her present.

Whatever the exact amount, this year's agflation seems unlikely to be, as past rises have been, simply the upward side of a spike.If prices do not fall back, this will mark a break with the past.

The violence of the past rises up again; it was never really past.

How, unlike in the past, rising prices are not inflating away household mortgage debt.

In the past, rising energy prices usually drove the need for heating assistance.

To witness them all together is to feel the past rise up.

Water surged past, rising from the ground and criss-crossing beneath the heather before tumbling into a nearby loch.

On game days, fathers and sons, young couples and hardened fans amble together through Bishop's Park past rose bushes, stone sculptures and the Thames.

The governor's palace guard, in legal uniforms mothballed since the days of the king decades ago, marched past rose gardens, cypresses, swaybacked palms and feathery pines.

It should be no surprise, then, that in the past rising oil prices were associated with recessions and falling oil prices with booms.