Sentence examples for repeatedly rise from inspiring English sources

Amid the crowds and buzz, the phrase "This is crazy" seemed to repeatedly rise above the din.

That is why his own dream vision, Finnegans Wake, included so many versions of Carroll and his characters, who repeatedly rise to the surface of the text before sinking back into a bubbling melting pot of words: "Wonderlawn's lost us for ever", "knives of hearts", "from tweedledeedumms down to twiddledeedees", and many similar "loose carolleries".

The anger that Mishra details seems based not on any acute experience of inequality or injustice but on deep racial and ethnic and cultural panics that repeatedly rise and fall in human affairs, largely indifferent to the circumstances of the time in which they summit.

Weart (2011, p. 48) terms them "zombie arguments" because they repeatedly rise from the grave.

Participants were instructed to cross arms and repeatedly rise from a chair to an erect position at a fast speed, then sit down either at a fast [ 22] or slow speed [ 21].

During these times, sea levels have repeatedly risen and fallen, creating islands and expanding landmasses.

The bicycle industry has faced its share of disruptive technologies, and it has repeatedly risen from the ashes.

"Our predecessors who brought prosperity to have repeatedly risen up from crises, every time becoming stronger," he said.

Many were thrilled by the subversive power of works like "Artifact" (1984) in which, among other peculiarities, the front curtain repeatedly rose and crashed to the stage.

When Seale repeatedly rose to insist that he was being denied his constitutional right to counsel, the judge ordered him bound and gagged.

The opening words of this book -- Imagine it" -- are a challenge she has repeatedly risen to, yet never more affectingly than here.