Sentence examples for raising something from inspiring English sources

EVEN if you are a confirmed lover of ornamentals, there comes a time when you should widen your horticultural horizons and try raising something edible.

(A logarithm is the reverse process of raising something to a power – we say that the logarithm of 1000 to base 10 – written log10(1000) – is 3, because 103=1000).

She has found some powerful believers, raising something in the neighborhood of $100 million in cash and property (Web sites and libraries of TV programs).

That led to the company raising something around $100 million from firms like GGV and Greylock at a $500 million valuation.

Moreover, passions proper need not arise only by way of completely external causes; they can arise through volitions, when the volition produces a bodily effect, as when the intellect's raising something for consideration under a universal prompts a particular appearance in the imagination (see de Veritate q.26).

You don't beat them up for raising something and they're beneath contempt.

The effort has certainly raised something.

"If you raise something here, you know everything about that animal," he said.

In California, you need to raise something like $50,000, week in week out.

A few hours into our interview he raised something I had written in a small British left-wing magazine.

"People will say, 'Is this a good time to raise something?"' said Joe Hagin, the White House deputy chief of staff.