Sentence examples for rises up with from inspiring English sources

"In these places," Colonel Surche said, "the population rises up with the militants, fighting alongside them".

The actual Prom area is not the only real bargain (director Nicholas Kenyon recommends standing behind the fountain); in the gallery there is a marvellous view and the music rises up with an astonishing if ethereal clarity.

"Sir Gerald ...having enthusiastically showered the English stage with second-rate drama for many years, now rises up with incredible violence and has a nice slap all round at the earnest and perspiring dramatists".

At the play's end, turning on the Boy (Tom Barker on opening night) who has come to report Godot's non-arrival, Didi rises up with a ferocity that is the perfect counterpoint to the slouchy, moth-eaten countenance of the ally against the void that he has in Estragon.

It can be validated that server temperature rises up with increasing V in the two figures.

And he claimed Mr Miliband "rises up with all the moral authority of Rev Flowers" when he should be apologising.

Then, 360 million years ago, ferns rose up, with newly evolved vascular systems that helped them ferry water to their extremities and gain height.

"Pure democracy" is what some people are calling it -- massed, peaceful crowds of outraged citizens rising up, with cheers and chants and thrilling courage, to force an abusive leader from his perch on power.

We rose up with the most basic human emotions: gratitude for food we received and hope for continued food abundance.

Comparing the proposal with the conventional FCS, the gain rises up to 20% with offered traffic up to 2000 kbps.

"You rose up with these red pigtails in your hand.