Sentence examples for rising currents from inspiring English sources
The rising currents sometimes trigger thunderstorms over the mountains.
The first, in 2009, was "Rising Currents," which addressed New York City's water levels.
As she drifts upwards on rising currents of air, another dancer joins her, billowed into a pas de deux of comic ecstasy and tenderness.
In "Rising Currents," A.R.O and the landscape architect Susannah Drake proposed a renovation scheme for Lower Manhattan that thickens and complicates that in-between.
Eric Bunge, whose firm, nArchitects, redesigned Sunset Park, Bay Ridge, and Staten Island for "Rising Currents," kept working through the blackout thanks to an office generator.
That same subjectivity to change was built into the scheme developed for "Rising Currents" by the firm Lewis Tsurumaki Lewis (L.T.L ., which redesigned the low-lying landfill and shallows around the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
Many emerging economies, particularly China, had rising current-account surpluses.
They studied the large and rising current account deficit in the United States - 4.3percentt of gross domestic product this year, up from an average of 1.7percentt from 1992 to 1998.
A few hundred words more, the stroke of oars in a rising current, indistinct shapes looming from the water, and she is gone.
The force of the wind is deflected upward by the face of the terrain, resulting in a rising current of air.
Second, a number of countries were simultaneously running high and rising current account deficits, including the world's largest economy, the United States.
