Sentence examples for rise away from from inspiring English sources
The steady centimeter-scale encroachment causes high tides and strong winds to push the ocean into coastal neighborhoods with increasing frequency in regions where elevations barely rise away from the shoreline.
If they're stored lying down, the tips rise away from the pull of gravity, and can bend 60 degrees or more from the stalk before they run out of energy.
Port Vale's rise away from the foot of the League Two table continued with a 1-0 win at high-flying Exeter.
It then fits them with elegantly defined Bézier curves that capture the shape of the leaf, from its silhouette to the gentle rise away from the central axis and the beaklike tip (if applicable).
He's known for Mr. Irrelevant, but he is also known for his rise away from the football field.
Once the fillets begin to rise away from the pan, flip them with a spatula.
Consumer confidence has risen this year as the economy has continued to grow, but many people's finances remain in a precarious position with some just a couple of rate rises away from serious money issues.
Her heart had stopped and she had drifted toward a white light that rose away from her like a windblown sheet, hovering over what she recognized as her cluttered living room.
Why are you saying there's friendlies here now?'" He said that as he rose away from his target, he saw red smoke, released by coalition forces after there has been a friendly fire incident.
I was under the highest bulb, and so saw the entire grid cascading down before me; the people on the opposite side saw it rising away from them, and those on the sides saw an incline from right to left or left to right.
The British Retail Consortium, which speaks for nine of the 10 supermarket chains, has issued a stern warning: "Prices are already under considerable pressure from rising global commodity costs and climbing fuel and utility prices… the extra costs of dealing with a new administrative body will make it even harder to keep price rises away from shop shelves".
