Sentence examples for rise until the from inspiring English sources

The government has warned that waters could continue to rise until the end of the year.

The work secretary, Yvette Cooper, said unemployment would continue to rise until the summer.

In February the bank suggested that interest rates would not rise until the second quarter of 2015.

Cover the loaf again and leave to rise until the dough springs back, which should be around an hour.

Financial markets are not expecting interest rates to rise until the end of the decade amid mounting gloom over the global economy and the oil price rout.

According to one wide-ranging study, female actors see their income rise until the age of 34, when it drops off immediately.

Unlike most new skyscrapers, the $8bn£5bnBurjBurj Dubai does not rise until the point where an accountant calculates the lifts can take no more.

Cover with the tea towel and let rise until the loaves just hold a fingerprint when lightly pressed, 30 minutes to 1 hour.

And discussing monetary policy, Mark Carney insisted he had 'no regrets' over his forward guidance that interest rates won't rise until the economy is stronger.

Higher and higher I rose until the hamlet below grew satisfyingly smaller -- although the summit came no nearer.

After lunch, exhausted, I fall asleep with a book on my face, not rising until the cocktail hour.