Sentence examples for rise of spring from inspiring English sources

As Marie approached with the boys, the woman stood up, or tried to stand, but her back was askew, and she stooped like an old crone as she gazed down on them from a small rise of spring grass, a considering expression on her face.

Moscow fell by 10.8%, reversing its 10.1% rise of last week.

Indiana showed a rise of 1,999 because automotive and manufacturing workers were let go.

We had a twenty-billion-dollar gift in the oil-price rise of 1973.

Mr. Fleming, who has a law degree from Yale, has also seen his star rise of late.

By mid-century, scientists predict a further rise of 1.4-2.6C 1.4-2.6Cn emifsions carbonuemissions as they are today.

The number of pilgrims to Mecca has risen dramatically since the Arab-Israeli war and oil price rise of 1973.

Put another way, every $1 increase in home values led to a rise of 25-30 cents in borrowing.

The first was to build nuclear power stations in response to the oil price rise of 1973.

N. G. Shippobotham: Like rise of late spring tide, a rare flow brooking no resistance (rays of light; anag. less R).

Unemployment fell in all regions bar the north-east, which recorded a rise of 5,000 to 129,000.