Sentence examples for rise saying from inspiring English sources

Apple tapped the brakes on its seemingly unstoppable rise, saying Thursday that it sold fewer iPads in the fourth quarter than analysts had expected.

Dave Evans, a reporter for WABC, recalled the Democratic nominee's meteoric rise, saying that just a few months ago, "most people didn't know who Bill de Blasio was".

Mr. Reid underscored Mr. Obama's contention that tax rates on the rich must rise, saying "the vast majority of Americans" support that, "including rich people".

In brief opening remarks Obama repeated earlier assurances that America welcomed China's rise, saying co-operation had made both countries more prosperous and secure.

They also insisted they would not cut the firms any slack if wholesale prices rise, saying they will expose the profiteering by making the wholesale prices they pay more transparent.

Here is Carney's year in quotes: Carney started the year on a gloomy note by pouring cold water on market talk of a rate rise, saying UK growth was still too weak.

What does his rise say about America?

"Anger about rents is on the rise," says Mr Schulz.

Mr. Donovan resigned without notice on Saturday, Mr. Rise said.

Prices would rise, said Ann Smith, a spokeswoman for Medco.

"Let's not pretend that the income gap won't rise," says Goh Chok Tong, the prime minister.