Sentence examples for rising men from inspiring English sources
He was elected for the privately controlled borough of Newtown, Isle of Wight, in July 1793 and quickly became recognized as one of the rising men on the government side of the House.
One reformist newspaper reckons that some 90 out of 290 deputies in Iran's new parliament have a "background in revolutionary and military institutions".These rising men get on well with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the conservative "supreme leader" who is resented by some of his fellow clerics.
Last year, they teamed up with Alexandre Mattiussi of Ami, a rising men's-wear label, for a special edition.
As A.W. Bennett summarized the situation in 1870, The fascinating hypothesis of [descent with modification] has, within the last few years, so completely taken hold of the scientific mind, both in [Great Britain] and in Germany, that almost the whole of our rising men of science may be classed as belonging to this school of thought.
He was an excellent surveyor, a tolerable lawyer, in fact, a rising man in the Western sense of the term.
Crime writer Abir Mukherjee's A Rising Man (Vintage £12.99) is a whodunnit set in the social and political tinderbox of 1919 Calcutta – a thought-provoking rollercoaster.
Those risen men and upstart wives that stand in shadows behind the Lady Kate.
As the water rose, men formed lines and began to bail.
Sexually transmitted diseases and most notably syphilis-infections are rising amongst men who have sex with men.
BE is most common in middle-aged Caucasian men [ 3] and in the Netherlands, the incidence is rising among men and women [ 4].
