Sentence examples for rise marked from inspiring English sources

The 7.6% rise marked a turnaround from an 11-year low of 9.7 million listeners reported in the official Rajar figures for the first quarter of the year.

Or was he more naturally one of the sophisters, economists and calculators whose rise marked, for Edmund Burke, the passing of the age of chivalry?

Macron's rise, marked by a 21-gun salute at the Esplanade des Invalides, signaled at least a pause in the anti-globalization trend that elevated businessman Donald Trump into the U.S. presidency and led British voters to choose Brexit.

Chambers also notes the emergence of a new generation of black British artists including Chris Ofili and Yinka Shonibare, who treat issues around race and ethnicity more playfully than their immediate forebears, arguing that their rise marked a moment when audiences had lost interest in an overtly serious approach to identity politics.

Regional chains and online jewellery stores are also on the up.Their rise marks a shift in how and why Indians, rich and poor, buy bijoux.

Standing in the stone circle, as the shadows hugged the ground, I looked out towards the fields with their lumpy barrows, and down the chalk-strewn Avenue, where the sun will soon rise, marking the summer solstice.

A No. 9 was mowed into the grass in left field, and a single red rose marked the spot of his longest home run.

Attica Locke's debut Black Water Rising marked the American writer out as a socially committed crime writer of real acumen, and her follow-up The Cutting Season (Serpent's Tail, £14.99) is still a remarkably ambitious piece.

It has been noted by previous studies that the tilt of due north on the compass rose (marked by the character '子') from the vertical axis of the map indicates the magnetic declination (Fig. 2) [5].

A smoke grenade's red plume rose, marking the patrol.

Colored-glass high-rises mark a booming business and financial scene.