Sentence examples for ranks rises from inspiring English sources

McCarthy ranks "Rises" as the most cohesive film of the trilogy — "everything here is lucid, to the point and on the mark" — although he says none of its elements quite matches the heights of Heath Ledger's bravura turn as the Joker in "The Dark Knight".

Their ranks rose from 57percentt of brokerage industry employment in 1999 to 63percentt at the end of last year.

On bookcases, in every room, volumes of all sizes in serried ranks rose two deep from floor to ceiling.

A Flair Bartending Association -- or F.B.A., as its members know it -- started in 1997, and its ranks rose to 740, from 260 members in 1999.

He worked his way up through the ranks, rising to become the commanding officer of Patrol Borough Manhattan North and later, executive officer of Patrol Borough Brooklyn South.

The authors estimate that there were only 1,000 registered Russian chess players in 1923; once the game became a state-sanctioned socialist pastime, the ranks rose to three million by the mid-60's.

From 2000 to 2006, the number of Medicaid-covered patients using the South Los Angeles hospitals on Medicaid increased 18percentt and the uninsured ranks rose more than 20percentt, while patients with commercial coverage fell 20percentt, according to the hospital association's figures.

As Harrison's ranking rises, so do expectations, which is part of the problem.

I mean, the more your professional rank rises, the more you're in danger".

In October, his world ranking rose to No. 30, a career high.

Between February 1999 and February 2000, her ranking rose from No. 420 to No. 32.