Sentence examples for rise rule from inspiring English sources

"But I am familiar with the superb historical account Richard J Evans gives of the rise, rule and ruin of the Third Reich and I cannot believe he could possibly be happy with reducing the history of Germany's darkest years to a falling out between Mr Tickle and Mr Topsy-Turvy".

On the contrary, in his view the causal relation between perfection in the object and the pleasurable sentiments of activity in the subject is precisely the sort of relation that gives rise to rules, although such rules will be fairly general rather than very specific.

There are numerous factual books exploring the impact of Putin's rise and rule over Russia.

That may change soon: Morgan wrote the film "The Iron Lady," about the rise and rule of Margaret Thatcher, starring Meryl Streep, which will be released in December.

If Rahul allows himself to rise and rule his country, then another generation of Indians will be silently taught that power is a birthright.

For a third time, Bolívar's bones were exhumed, this time in a macabre freak show in which Chávez spoke to them, urging them to rise and rule again.

But that problem is magnified in the technology arena, where companies can quickly rise to rule a market, seemingly invincible, until a shift in the technological landscape opens the door to a new generation of corporate dynamos.

A fair point: the MNR took part in the rise and rule of several dictatorships, including the first, and arguably worst, three years of General Banzer's.The general's supporters argue that his time, 1971-78, as military ruler brought much-needed stability and unprecedented economic growth (albeit unsustainable growth, being based on loans, American aid and high oil prices).

Moreover, a person of great willpower doesn't rise or rule alone.

Facundo is not only a critique of Rosas's dictatorship, but a broader investigation into Argentine history and culture, which Sarmiento charts through the rise, controversial rule, and downfall of Juan Facundo Quiroga, an archetypical Argentine caudillo.

Mr President, I rise under Rule 108.