Sentence examples for rise at the from inspiring English sources

Courtiers sit and rise at the click of Elizabeth's fingers.

At the early stages of growth, inequality tends to rise; at the later stages it falls.

But he insisted that the level of achievement would rise at the London 2012 Games.

The problem is that they will not rise at the pace that was assumed previously.

If G.O.P. intransigence means that taxes rise at the end of this month, so be it.

The problem appears to have predated Ms. Goodling's rise at the Justice Department.

"If they continue to rise at the present rate, the reefs will be gone within decades.

And they will continue to rise at the expense of Europe as knowledge gets dispersed.

If temperatures continue to rise at the present rate it will be gone with in decades.

Racist incidents in Poland are really on the rise at the moment.

Ofcom signalled in 2010 that annual licence fees would rise, at the request of ministers.