Sentence examples for rise back from from inspiring English sources

He added: "To steal the pay rise back from workers' hands will destabilise the NHS across the UK and damage morale.

After the peak, activity concentrations dropped again to rise back from September 2011.

I devoured Dunn's story about the circus's rise and fall (Blood! Death cults! Tightrope Walkers! Amputations!) and when the end finally hit, and my eyes rose back from the page to the world, I was choked up like a child.

The Office for National Statistics said the increase was mainly due to the effects of last year's sharp falls in oil prices dropping out of the figures and VAT rising back to 17.5%, from 15%.

The high pressure and cold temperature of the water would have prevented significant quantities of gas forming during decomposition, preventing the bodies of Titanic victims from rising back to the surface).

Instead of rising back up slowly, though, jump from squatting position and try to turn 180 degrees.

Harassment had fallen during the revolution, she said, but was steadily rising back to normal levels, although reports from Tahrir remained scarcer.

But domestic demand also points towards loose policy: the bank estimates there is still spare capacity in the economy equivalent to 1% of GDP (although this is difficult to estimate).Consequently, market expectations of when interest rates will rise have slipped back, from the first to the third quarter of 2015.

At night, contemplating the vast constellations, I catch my breath to behold a blood-red and gold crescent moon rising on its back from the dark ocean.

Freddie Mac (72, FRE) rose 26%, coming back from its own imbroglio in 2003.

For anyone who is as depressed as I am about the imminent expansion of government, here are some wonderful videos from a simpler, nobler time: a BBC archive tracking Margaret Thatcher's rise from back bench MP for Finchley in 1959 to her arrival at Downing Street in 1979.