Sentence examples for rise on a from inspiring English sources

Surely the curtain will soon rise on a galumphing triceratops, one of those chubby Barney-type dinos whose horns typically appear to be made out of Nerf.

"The sun will rise on a more beautiful Egypt," one protester said.

Imagine a 10% rise on a $100 investment on day one, followed by a 10% fall on day two: the value of the investment will end up being $99, not $100, as many people intuitively assume.

Shares in Transatlantic jumped 6.8 percent on Monday to $48.31, making the reinsurer one of the few stocks to rise on a day of red.

The lights rise on a spare Victorian drawing room.

Inferior teams in baseball can rise on a hot pitcher or two.

And soon he will rise on a tide of them tears to embrace this land".

The whole island stages over 300 race meetings a year, a 20% rise on a decade ago.

The World Bank looked at a sample drawn from 52m migrants in 20 rich countries in 2000 and found that 36% of them had a college education, a sharp rise on a decade earlier.

Heathrow airport also reported a record 5.95 million passengers in March, a 3.4% rise on a year earlier.

Of these, 2,479 involved illegal drugs only – a 10% rise on a year earlier.