Sentence examples for rises and sinks from inspiring English sources
The Ghost – sonorous Ewart James Walters – rises and sinks into the depths of the stage amid gallons of fog.
In summer, the sun is brighter and reaches higher into the sky, shortening the shadows that it casts; in winter it rises and sinks closer to the horizon, its light diffuses more and its shadows lengthen.
A fun consequence of this design is that the duck rises and sinks depending on how much energy it needs to pump into the Danish capital city.
Within the core, molten iron rises, cools, and sinks.
Rising and sinking, rising and sinking, on the dirty foam.
Hopes rose and sank; mid-table was where they stayed.
"This was a continuous cycle of rise and sink associated with day and night as they crossed the Pacific".
Well-defined circulation patterns of rising and sinking air are usually found just upstream and downstream, respectively, from jet streaks (that are not too curved).
Movies rise and sink and compete with one another for attention, sucking up so much media oxygen that their eventual theatrical opening can seem anticlimactic.
Fixed wings convert this rising and sinking into slow forward motion, allowing a glider to run for months on a single battery charge.
