Sentence examples for point rising from inspiring English sources

The lethargy seemed contagious and Hughes' feelings were abundantly clear, at one point rising from his seat and kicking a water bottle in frustration.

In 2011, its first effort, "Color Uncovered," drew an enthusiastic audience, and was ultimately downloaded more than one million times, at one point rising to second place among all free applications on Apple's app store charts.

The FA's decision to use five games as a starting point – rising to a life ban for repeat offenders – is set to be backed by Fifa, whose own task force on racism is to propose a five-game ban at next week's congress in Mauritius.

A survey by British Car Auctions, a lobby group, this week issued a press release about a survey they had done, saying that half of respondents felt that at some point rising fuel prices would "force" them to change to a more efficient car or alter their driving habits.

Its share among OEMs rose 3.9 percentage points during the three month period, while Samsung gained only 1percentt percentage point, rising from 20.3percentt of the U.S. market to 21.3percentt.

For men aged 50 59, the impact is only 0.52 (s.e. 0.31) of a percentage point, rising the employment rate from 35.7%toto 36.2 %, while for women aged 50 59, the impact is 0.26 (s.e. 0.18) of a percentage point, increasing the employment rate from 23.9%to24.2%.23.9%to24.2%

Mount Hermon (Jabal Al-Shaykh), Syria's highest point, rises to 9,232 feet (2,814 metres).

West Point rose to the top spot on our rankings after placing sixth in 2008.

Its highest point rises 15 feet above average sea level.

And then there are places like the Water Street Whitehall station, where water at one point rose three feet high.

"Only the very point rose above the waters.