Sentence examples for refuse to rise from inspiring English sources

Polls refuse to rise much above 30%.

Except when these two British subjects refuse to rise for a Nazi officer.

I'm joking, obviously – it's a recipe for stress, squatting by an oven watching things refuse to rise and shouting at brownies.

"Trump's campaign remains viable only because otherwise honorable people refuse to rise in opposition," the newspaper's editorial said.

Like with friends who refuse to get happy, who refuse to rise above the discomfort of where they're at.

It is perhaps the sharpest tool in the arsenal of people who refuse to rise above passions and prejudice, but who know that they can't win their argument using religious and moral dogma alone.

Cheika was his usual talkative self, but he refused to rise to anything that looked like New Zealand bait.

Combative from the outset, she refused to rise when the judge entered, the Interfax news agency reported.

But to the frustration of his questioners, Toyoda refused to rise to bait and declined to give pithy answers.

Smith refused to rise to that bait yesterday, saying: "If people think the Cup is over that's fine.

Until the first few months of 2008, that figure had stubbornly refused to rise for many years.