Sentence examples for rising at one from inspiring English sources
From 1976 to 1991, Mr. Gravano served as a made man in the Gambino family, rising at one point to the level of underboss.
British manufacturers have started the year on a lacklustre note, with production dropping to its lowest level since June and prices rising at one of the fastest paces in 25 years, according to a closely watched survey.
With poverty rising at one the fastest rates in Europe, protests have gained momentum.
Anal cancer is rising at one to three per cent a year in most developed countries.
Ms. Yip, whether as a matter of choice or direction, plays Raffi throughout in a state of stunned distraction, rising at one point to anger.
Its success saw its advertising rates rise – at one point a commercial on the main channel cost as much as on ITV – but the loss of £30m of bookings means costs have dropped.
A small tower of flats, replacing homes that were formerly on the site, rises at one end.
One thing is clear from the report: For the fiscal year that ended on March 31, state spending, adjusted for inflation, rose at one of the slowest paces since the 1970's, the years that put phrases like "fiscal crisis" and "default" in every New Yorker's vocabulary.
A huge water slide rose at one end of the beach and a boardwalk platform rested above the other end.
A Labor Member rose at one session to take the Tories to task for not doing something to stop pedophiles from posing as social workers.
Martinez de Vara rose at one point and delivered the soliloquy that he gave me about how building a wall and confiscating property was big government.
