Sentence examples for rise rose from inspiring English sources

His "Rise:Rose" in 2006 drew from his early training in Butoh and classical ballet in his native Japan, as well as more recent time spent studying dance in Senegal.

Alternatively, these patterns could be combined with a different root, such as r-s-, forisese, rose, and risen; the tenses parallel those in the first case, but the semantic field of the series has changed.

In the second case, the pattern (-i-, -o-, -i-en) can be combined with another root, such as √rs, for rise, rose, and risen; the tenses parallel those in the first case, but the concept or semantic field of the series has changed.

Global sea level rise rose at an average rate of 1.7 mm per year over 1961 2003, and more recently (1993 2003) at an average rate of 3.0 mm per year (coastal tide gauge measurements confirm this observation).

The centifolia roses have produced many descendants that are also cottage garden favorites, including varieties of moss rose (roses with attractive 'mossy' growth on their flower stalks and flower buds).

The original miniature rose, the "Rose chinensis minima," which grew only on the island of Mauritius, in the Indian Ocean, was first discovered around the turn of the 19th century and rediscovered in 1912 in the Swiss Alps.

Spent, Rose rose from the bloody bed.

Extracted from the petals of roses, rose oil can be quite pricey (ahem).

The band Guns N' Roses rose to fame near the end of the decade with an image that was a reaction against the glam metal aesthetic.

However, given high demand for roses, rose breeding programs are limited in molecular resources which can greatly enhance and speed breeding efforts.

This permitted his architects, Buchman & Fox, to address a matter plaguing the skyline since the first tall buildings went up in the 1880s: the typical high-rise rose in decorous civility from its street frontage, but the side exposures were usually just rude blank walls.