Sentence examples for rises twice from inspiring English sources
And government debt is rising due to overgenerous civil-service pay and benefits (including index-linked pay rises twice a year).
Una Pizza Napoletana's odd hours reflect the care put into the dough, which is made from pure ground wheat berries, Sicilian sea salt, and water and rises twice over a two-day period.
Holding public-sector pay to 2.5% for what will be five years will have little effect - except to squeeze the low-paid, while private-sector pay rises twice as fast.
There's not much, except the state thruway, to memorialize Rockefeller's Republican predecessor, Thomas E. Dewey, except for the biting words from the Washington wit Alice Roosevelt Longworth who said in 1948, after Dewey's second defeat for president: "We should have known he couldn't win -- a soufflé never rises twice".
Claims have risen twice in the last three weeks.
He is not trying to make a soufflé rise twice.
"Does a soufflé rise twice?" he asked earlier of Andrew Peacock.
In the Yellow Sea the tides are semidiurnal (i.e., they rise twice daily).
Lavarnway rose twice from his crouch behind home plate to talk to Beckett.
Bread usually had to rise twice, a couple of hours each time.
From 2000 to 2004, property taxes in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut rose twice as fast as income.
