Soil moisture data show how shallow soils were wetted by both inundation and a rising water table as the river hydrograph rose repeatedly during the controlled flood.
A few others were made to hold their ears and squat and rise repeatedly with their backs upright, a form of punishment commonly exercised in Indian schools.
The legions rose repeatedly at Yankee Stadium last night, imploring a generation of Yankees to respond as it has responded so often the past five years.
It rose repeatedly for half an hour, but was in a spot that could not be covered by a shore-based fly-fisherman.
The movement vocabulary is full of reverence, particularly evident in the arms, which rise repeatedly as the dancers face the portraits with veneration and absorption; it's as if one group is trying to penetrate the other.
And whenever she was anxious or too self-conscious her hand would rise repeatedly to her forehead to brush away an imaginary strand of hair, a gentle, fluttering motion that would continue long after the source of stress had vanished.
A tall, imposing man with long hair and a scruffy beard who nevertheless moves with gentle, fragile grace, Mr. Steijn swiveled his hips, crashing onto the floor and rising repeatedly, muttering: "Frans always loves a lot of floor work, unfortunately.
They are the kind of television images you cannot buy in an election campaign - the Houses of Congress rising repeatedly in standing ovations.
Semans' backup on Sept. 24: President Two Bulls, who made an impassioned declaration of Oglalas' right to vote, ACLU lawyers, and DOJ voting-rights lawyer Sarabeth Donovan, who rose repeatedly during the meeting to explain and facilitate the April agreement's suffrage obligations.
In contrast, Cummings et al. [ 8] reported that subjects unable to rise repeatedly from a chair had a higher risk of hip fractures.
