Sentence examples for poles rose from inspiring English sources

Between 2012 and 2013 the number of national insurance numbers handed out to Poles rose by 40%.

A dozen prayer flags, flying from bamboo poles, rose above them; they had been white originally, but were gray with the columns of prayers, thousands and thousands of words, stamped on them.

"The Lightning Field" is composed of 400 steel poles rising more than 20 feet high and spaced 220 feet apart, their pointed tips forming a horizontal plane.

People have been slow to accept responsibility for climate change and the reality of its consequences: droughts, floods, melting poles, rising seas.

It was two steel poles rising over the intersection of Hicks and Pierrepont Streets, with a shiny new traffic light dangling from each one.

But in well-developed design plans, the thousand or so resin poles rise 55 meters, or 180 feet, are anchored in concrete bases and are fitted with LED lamps that flicker wildly as they sway in the wind — in proportion to the energy their movements generate.

As you drive north, look out for colourful wood-carved totem poles rising out of the ground.

As it approached the dock, the boat glided through a kind of hallway formed by two long, parallel rows of wooden poles rising out of the water -- a gateway to the dead to welcome the ferry, which also serves as the hearse that brings bodies to Hart Island.

In late December, temperatures at the North Pole rose to a balmy 0C.

Temperatures at the North Pole rose above freezing last December, the depths of the polar night; and temperatures there were 30C (54F) above normal.

In the 15th century it was flown from a pole rising above the fighting top, later from the yardarm or topmast.