Sentence examples for rises on this from inspiring English sources

I certainly hope not, I'll be seated expectantly, and keenly, when the curtain next rises on this great play anew.

The Incas believe that if you stare into the sun as it rises on this day you will be Reawakened to the Ancient Knowledge of the Cosmos.

The statement added: "The Consumer Council for Water believes that many customers will be concerned with price rises on this scale, especially in light of other household bill increases.

With John C. Reilly ("The Good Girl," "The Perfect Storm") as the lonely Bronx bachelor created by Paddy Chayefsky, the curtain rises on this Huntington Theater Company production at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Boston University Theater in Boston.

Even now, when the curtain rises on this 1944 dance by Martha Graham, you gasp a little at the raw simplicity of Noguchi's farmyard: there is the peaked frame of a house, a section of a fence, a tree stump that doubles as a pulpit, a smooth bench and a slender rocking chair.

When the curtain rises on this awards show, which will be held at Pier 36 in Manhattan and shown on the YouTube website, it will be the latest entry in a field of congratulatory broadcasts already dominated by the Grammy Awards, the MTV Video Music Awards, the Billboard Music Awards and the American Music Awards, among many others.

I can already see the eyebrows rising on this one, so it is worth repeating again: Water for the World improves national security.

To assess the impact of projected sea-level rise on this type of urban drainage system, a one-dimensional model and decision support tool was developed.

Simultaneous fires in two new high-rises on this city's booming waterfront and subsequent safety citations at one of the buildings have prompted concern that construction could be outpacing the city's capacity to ensure fire safety, officials said yesterday.

You might have thought that the company's shares would rise on this news, but you would have been wrong.

Regardless of what's happening Stateside, an interest rate rise on this side of the pond seems as far away as ever.