Sentence examples for rises directly from inspiring English sources

On midsummers day the Sun rises directly over a particular stone in Stonehenge (go here for a picture).

Urban land is used to grow people and jobs, so its location price rises directly with economic output.

The strength of confined concrete elements rises directly proportionally, jointly with the increase in the reinforcement ratio.

The partially open hotel — 19 floors and 337 rooms — is the only new building that rises directly over the elevated park.

The bridge has a middle section that rises directly upwards without tilting, leaving a gap that the Nissan Qashqai drove into, Swedish police said.

Orhan Serçin, owner of the pansiyon, and a former mayor of Kapıkırı, advised me that my first priority must be the mountain, the myth-haunted Latmos (Besparmak to the Turks), which rises directly behind the village.

The buildings are part of Pioneer Square, a seven-block-long, five-block-wide neighborhood that is home to art galleries, antiques shops, cafes and clubs and within walking distance of downtown high-rises directly to the north.

But only John F. Kennedy rose directly from the ranks.

Jackson's political reputation rose directly from this battle.

ramidus to have given rise directly to early Australopithecus.

The elevators rise directly to the jazz center's fifth-floor lobby.