Sentence examples for rice rise from inspiring English sources

Should the price of rice rise significantly, some of the other 93% would presumably soon find its way to the market.

"Rice rose to great fame by interacting with a crowd that felt it had a right to speak back," Mr. Carlyon said.

Originally rice pudding was the traditional Christmas dessert, but as the price of rice rose sharply during the second world war, the cream and almonds were added to make it last.

But when the price of rice rose sharply in a great famine in the 1730s, the common people of Edo attacked the wholesale rice dealers who had cornered the market.

It's served with a wedge of lime and, like all the main courses at Las Americas, with generous portions of a small salad, a tower of rice rising out of a lagoon of soupy beans and your choice of tostones (the starchy green plantain preparation) or maduros (the more banana-y sweet plantains browned on a grill).

For example, if demand for rice rises, Vietnamese farmers — who remain shackled by many longstanding regulations of communism — aren't always able to respond quickly.

The International Food Policy Research Institute IFPRII) forecasts that rice will rise between 32-37% by 2050 as a result of climate change; price rises for wheat and maize are also expected.

~               I wonder if the rice will rise with a newer luster from this flooded field, if its thin green blades will rise with a finer luster,                now it falls with a cymbalic hiss from that souped-up crop duster?

Locals say the prices of millet and rice have risen significantly.

Veiled Shia women threw rice and rose petals and danced the traditional Lebanese dabka jig.

Civil servants often earn just $30 a month, while the price of basic necessities such as rice keeps rising.