Sentence examples for put a rising from inspiring English sources

"They came to listen to it and said they liked it, but there was something missing - why hadn't I put a rising note in it?

Once, she had put a rose on his desk, and he had dropped it into the wastebasket.

Summers said the government needs to "succeed in maintaining sustained economic growth, at a rate that puts a rising fraction of the population back to work," in order to be able to put the national debt in order.

Cervical cancer specialists are putting a rise in demand for screening down to a "Jade Goody effect" after the reality television star revealed at the weekend that she was terminally ill with the disease.

That's the highest probability consumers have put on a rising stock market since 2002.

I told the story once in Atlanta, and a woman in the audience said that when she was visiting her relatives in East Tennessee, she had gone to put a yellow rose on Harry Burn's grave.

Truly, as Joseph Stiglitz puts it, a rising tide will lift all yachts.

The financial policy committee already had certain powers to put a damper on rising house prices, but it will now be able to recommend restrictions to the scheme.

And the recession put a damper on rising demand for electricity.

The Flava Zone showcase put a spotlight on rising talent, including pop-R&B singer Jasmine V, singer-songwriter Elijah Blake, funky powerhouse Andra Day, rapper-singer Luke Christopher and R&B singer Treasure Davis, and the BETX New Fire showcase focused on emerging rappers, including Timbaland protégé Tink, Detroit emcee Dej Loaf and Fetty Wap, who has one of the biggest rap records of the year.

"They can put a high-rise up in one year," he said.