Sentence examples for rise ever from inspiring English sources

The Nasdaq rose by 19%, its biggest weekly rise ever.

Their reputations have been on the rise ever since.

His star has been on the rise ever since.

Labour's largest stealth tax rise ever - but after the next election, of course.

PwC finally hired three women that year – a first – and numbers have continued to rise ever since.

The BBC beamed them into the nation's sitting rooms during Glastonbury 2013 and they've been on the rise ever since.

Higher Education - As tuitions rise ever-higher, the biggest and most elite universities act more like real estate developers than educators.

Last spring, brokers there introduced the Thread Building, billed as the city's first "luxury" high-rise ever, at a party at the Park Avenue Bar and Grill.

Its reputation has kept rising ever since.

The stock market rose ever upward.

And they rose ever slightly in the division.