Sentence examples for rise then from inspiring English sources

Empires rise, then break apart.

The volume is sure to rise then.

They rise, then they sputter, and then they crash.

If the sun won't shine and the temperature won't rise, then let's create the warmth ourselves.

Household savings are low: if these have to rise, then consumers will spend less.

It won't rise then, and your loaf will end up like a hard brick.

What will stop energy companies from introducing a massive price rise then?

Mr. Cain's national poll numbers proceeded to rise, then fall and now they are up again.

It charts the rise, then spectacular fall, of silver in American decorative design.

"I think that when the houses really start to rise, then people will be happy again.

And if retail prices do not rise, then consumption in the United States will not decline.