Sentence examples for rise called from inspiring English sources

The other is an American military cemetery on a rise called Mount Zion.

Five miles north is the town of Henefer, and from here State Route 65 heads west toward a rise called the Hogsback.

But Mr. Chretien, fearing that the Alliance was on the rise, called the election only four months after Mr. Day, a telegenic 50-year-old, became leader of the new party.

"Canadian geese!" From a modest rise called Parliament Hill that looks down on the high-rises of Canary Wharf, the newly built skyscraper known as the Shard, Big Ben, the London Eye, one of the birders recalled William Wordsworth's sonnet "Upon Westminster Bridge" from 1802: "The City now doth, like a garment, wear / The beauty of the morning; silent, bare".

Conservative council leader Jim Currie, who supported the tax rise, called the freeze decision "half baked".

Now, the 15th arrondissement is preparing to house a modern high rise called Tour Triangle.

In a guide for spring perfumes to buy in 2014, editors of E! Online included Rise, calling it "exactly what you think it would be: vivacious, strong and bold" and concluding "it is certainly not a dainty spring scent".

He found a flat in a drab, concrete high-rise called Perronet House — a building managed by the borough government.

It is on the 24th and 25th floors of a high-rise called All Fit Garden in the Mid-Levels West district near downtown Hong Kong.

This month, MiMA and a companion development in the same high-rise called One MiMA Tower, at 460 West 42nd Street, began offering the services of what they call a technology concierge to handle tasks as simple as hanging a television and as complex as setting up and troubleshooting a home office network.

She also likes a lavender floribunda rose called Blueberry Hill.