Sentence examples for really rises from inspiring English sources

And Ardeshir really rises above them.

Imagine what will happen when we have our next, inevitable, recession and unemployment really rises.

"The one thing they said is he really rises to the occasion when he picks stuff up".

It is meant, in part, as a comment on the bad sitcoms lodged in our national memory bank but never really rises above them.

If the U.N., whose General Assembly convenes today, really rises to this challenge, how can it help the countries in the bottom billion?

Of what she called the "false dawn," when at first glint of day, birds fill a swamp with a cacophonous chorus, then go silent until the sun really rises.

"He really rose up," Nets Coach Lawrence Frank said.

And the heat will really rise for Elop.

But in the last five years the issue has really risen in importance.

That is little consolation for the Mets, who fell hard early and have never really risen.

Tino was a true minor league journeyman, never really rising above Double-A.