Sentence examples for regularly rise from inspiring English sources

Modern dance and ballet fans might be a tad more discerning, but they regularly rise up when the curtain falls.

In the winter, he would regularly rise before dawn and train on his own for two hours before giving lessons.

If you regularly rise at 8 a.m., but really want to get moving at 6 a.m., set the alarm for 7 40 on Monday.

As the towing speed (or the shearing parameter) increases in sheared flow, the average RMS displacement does not regularly rise (or drop), but slightly fluctuates owing to changes of the participating mode and its excitation region.

These people might not make it in his home province of Punjab, he said, where the temperature in the summer would regularly rise above 120 degrees on his father's fruit farm.

As well as speaking on the BBC Home and television services whenever asked, he would regularly rise early to broadcast to Australia and New Zealand, and stay up late to reach north America.

In 1998, the last time that such prices were regularly rising, China accounted for 7.8percentt of United States imports of clothing, other than shoes and knitted items.

With summer temperatures now regularly rising above freezing, ice melts into puddles on the top of ice shelves along the peninsula.

Wall Street, it is said, is an odd sort of market, a place where demand regularly rises as the price goes up.

Bitcoin, by contrast, regularly rises and falls 5 or 10percentt in a single day, purely because of shifts in speculative sentiment.

Tony No. 2 relishes being the face of Lonely Planet and of independent travel, regularly rising before dawn — and ignoring Maureen's tart remarks — to appear on Australia's "Today" show, a program that he acknowledges is "pretty awful".