Sentence examples for rise later from inspiring English sources
On my nightly walks with Ceilidh, the border terrier, I had been watching the moon rise later and later, lesser and lesser.
As a result, rates could either rise later, or more slowly, than currently expected.
But meat prices will probably rise later in the year or early next year.
They get little return for their investments, only to see prices rise later on.
However, during the winter months, the sun tends to rise later, set earlier, and frequently overcast skies can result in inadequate lighting during the daylight hours.
Moreover, the unemployment rate remained steady at 9.7 percent in March, and economists expect it to rise later in the year as discouraged workers resume looking for jobs.
Dough rising". Later in the day, they baked bread.
The Fed also gave hints about the pace and scale of further rises later on.
Stocks fell moderately on Monday morning as talks stood at a standstill, but rose later as the mood improved.
Entering the army in 1785 and rising later to the rank of major general, Elgin began his diplomatic career in 1790.
The TaxPayers' Alliance, which campaigns for lower taxes, gave a cautious welcome to the VAT proposal - noting it did not want cuts now to fuel steeper rises later.
