Sentence examples for repeated rise from inspiring English sources

History records their repeated rise and fall, first being worn by the Egyptians, then the Greeks, followed closely by the Italians, their popularity eventually collapsing with the Roman Empire.

The rocks have been shaped by the repeated rise and fall of the sea over 500 million years.

The consequence is the repeated rise of subcultures, often of bizarre mystical or hedonistic kinds, which aim in their practice to reverse the main features of modernity and which give their members a sense of participation and belonging of an almost tribal nature.

The work ends with a kind of Schnittkean questioning with a repeated rising harmonic figure in the piano.

Swanilda's repeated rising on toe in releve is her signature, but Balanchine gives her fiendishly difficult hops on toe that are picked up by the the soloists who represent allegorical figures in Act III.

Interestingly, in the famous duet "Mira, O Norma," when Ms. Eaglen and Ms. Zajick sang those repeated rising scales in thirds, Ms. Eaglen's pitch was right on target.

As the piano worked through a collection of motifs, strings responding with glassy chords, the effect of the smallest change was enormous - when a repeated rising semitone suddenly became a whole tone, the musical landscape seemed transformed; and when the piano at last played a dotted rhythm, the strings responded with pizzicato for the first time.

"Parker '51,'" he repeated, rising now and darting an artificially furtive look about the site, "Three thousand lire".

In some studies, walking speed and repeated rising from a chair have been used as alternatives to the TUG test to assess mobility and neuromuscular function.

It is worth noting that all of the blood pressure loads in patients with WCH in our sample were higher than those in the normotensive individuals, suggesting acute and repeated rises in blood pressure levels, several times in the course of 24 h, during ordinary activities and probably also exercise.

Lower body performance will be assessed by the repeated chair rise test, where subjects rise to a standing position five times as fast as possible without using their hands for support [ 19, 25].