Sentence examples for rising as one from inspiring English sources
She explains that the proportions tend to depend on where the family comes from, with the semolina content rising as one travels south, but it doesn't matter too much as long as you include some semolina to "give the pasta its bite".
Lately, the Connecticut populace seems to be rising as one to complain about traffic speeds.
This breakthrough shows the great value of the UN in rising as one to defend universal human rights.
As it reaches it climax, you can practically see the jazz hands flailing wildly and the proud parents rising as one in a standing ovation - not the ideal image for a song about a sulky and uncommunicative teenage goth to leave you with.
It imagines, say, Whitaker, Boorman and Redgrave in a screening room, rising as one to give a standing ovation to Scary Movie 5 and Barry from Cillit Bang's satirical comedy, pausing to wipe away a tear at the sight of an embattled actor back at the top of her game.
Watching a television broadcast of a memorial service from St . Patricks Cathedral isn's the same as being there in person, under the vaulted Cathedralish other mourn'ts, hearing the benediction of live musameasd rising as one to deliver a standing ovation to the city's rescue workers.
And when the nippy new man scooted over from a ruck five metres out, the gold-encrusted crowd rose as one.
And as the Dean of Manchester announced the minute's silence, the whole crowd rose as one.
The House of Lords doesn't really do applause, but its members rose as one on Thursday to give a standing ovation to Tessa Jowell, who had just given the bravest speech of her political career.
The candidate some say was unfairly denied the presidency called on citizens to "rise as one man to protect victory". World leaders also raised questions.
More than 1,100 people who filled the Broadhurst Theater, on West 44th Street, rose as one to give a final hand to a woman believed by many to have been the best dancer ever to grace the Broadway stage.
