Sentence examples for rising abruptly from inspiring English sources

Tarakoikoia is a rock pinnacle to the southeast rising abruptly to 566 feet (172 metres).

Steep, isolated hills rising abruptly from the plains have provided excellent sites for castles and strongholds of Bundelkhandi mountaineers.

Fever is a hallmark of influenza, often rising abruptly to 104 degrees at the onset of illness.

Rising abruptly from the Guban, the highlands slope gradually to the Hawd plateau in the south and the Nugaaleed (Nogal) Valley in the southeast.

The more westerly, and narrower, is Lincoln Edge, a limestone escarpment rising abruptly on its western side and upon which the city of Lincoln stands.

The southern side is bounded by the Pir Panjal, not the highest mountain range in Asia but one of the most striking, rising abruptly from the valley floor.

Stairway rose abruptly from the street.

Then the sun rose abruptly.

In most places the land rises abruptly from the coasts to steep, bold mountains.

In the old system employers had no certainty about premiums, which often rise abruptly.

The highland slopes rise abruptly in the west and more gently in the east.