Sentence examples for represents the rise from inspiring English sources

It represents the rise, fall and rebirth of Czechoslovakia.

This bill represents the rise of ideological extremism masquerading as British values.

The sloping line represents the rise in your restedness as you accumulate sleep.

In a way, Châteauneuf represents the rise of modern winemaking the world over in the last half-century.

"This represents the rise of a new intolerance against Christianity in Australian society and more generally a threat to freedom of speech".

Instruct each group to create a poster that represents the rise of crime in their assigned city, the possible causes of that crime, and efforts to combat it.

It has an orange-yellow-coloured chest crescent that according to legend represents the rising sun.

This 1.8% rise is slightly lower than the typical rise in earnings and the current rate of inflation, which represents the rising cost of living.

He "represents the rising entrepreneurial class in England" which stands in stark contrast to the old money which Smithson comes from.

Revd Noel Vincent, the former canon treasurer of the cathedral, states that the top part of the window represents "the risen Christ in glory looking down ... in compassion on the world", and the images beneath depict "all creation united in peace".

Rational authority, the last of the three forms to emerge, represented the rise of bureaucratic procedure, dividing responsibilities and following precise rules.