Sentence examples for rise from being from inspiring English sources

The unemployment rate would certainly rise from being the lowest in the G7 at 4.4% to nearer the 9% average.

He sees politics through the prism of his own personal triumph, his rise from being the son of a millworker to becoming a lawyer and presidential candidate.

After all, it was Ewing's support of Van Gundy that helped him rise from being an overlooked assistant to one of the most respected coaches in the N.B.A. "How lucky was I?" Van Gundy said.

But after a decade that saw her rise from being Nick Clegg's private secretary to become junior minister for employment relations and equality, she has been unseated by the rampant SNP.

During his rise from being George Osborne's PPS in 2011, to secretary of state first for culture, media and sport in 2014 and, this year, the department for business, an interviewer asked him about his years in finance.

It is his nature, the trait, along with poise, talent and instincts, that helped him rise from being a third-round pick in the 1979 draft, the 82nd player selected, all of the way to the Hall of Fame as the best quarterback ever.

"They dumped anything and everything," said Ms. Vogt, who prevented a high-rise from being built on the site years ago.

His father rose from being office boy to company secretary of the household product firm Reckitt and Sons.

An outsider, he brings an enthralling story of rising from being a mere tea-seller's son.

Hannigan rose from being the head of communications in the Northern Ireland Office to running its political affairs department.

In three years, he says, it has risen from being the Bank's lowest-rated country in the region to the highest.