Sentence examples for rising first from inspiring English sources
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And, though he soon left Birmingham for an academic post at Sheffield University in 1970, rising first to a readership (1975) and then a personal chair (1982), he continued to collaborate with Cherry, initiating the first meeting of the History of Planning Group at Birmingham in 1974 and launching the academic journal Planning Perspectives a decade later.
As a result, three key leadership themes are rising: first, how to build a vision that motivates people over profitmaking for the shareholders.
They can see Republican noninterventionism rising, first with Rand Paul, and now with Trump, and Mrs. Clinton is the fiercest raptor in politics now.
Roman writers also appended the descriptors parvus, minor or minusculus ("small" or "lesser", for its faintness), septentrionalis ("northerly", for its position in relation to Canis Major), primus (rising "first") or sinister (rising to the "left") to its name Canis.
The rising first ANC attendance in this evaluation is consistent with those in another study conducted in a rural district in Tanzania, which showed increased ANC booking following community engagement [ 15].
On Aim, Billing Services, which provides payment systems to telecoms companies, jumped 13.3% to 17p after it reported rising first-half sales and profits.
Rashford aimed the corner to the near post and Dier had peeled away from two defenders to score with a rising, first-time shot.
Andres Iniesta picked out Rodrigo's run in behind Hummels with an inch-perfect pass into the box, and the Valencia forward fired a rising first-time shot past Ter Stegen.
Mr. Hannity, a rising second, reaches about 10 million.
"I asked him how old he thought the earth was," said Sam, a rising fourth grader, recounting the exchange.
