Sentence examples for rising on to from inspiring English sources
The tracks run directly below glitzy Park Avenue and the train emerges from the darkness at 97th Street, rising on to the elevated tracks for its first stop at Harlem 125th Street.
A red figure rises on to a platform.
Recently, a novel concept 'bio-effectors' rose on to describe a group of products that are able to improve plant performance rather than fertilizers.
By 2050 that proportion is expected to rise, on average, to a third, reaching over two-fifths in Japan (see chart 1).
Bartholdi needed the guidance of Alexandre Gustave Eiffel (whose Paris tower was soon to rise) on how to support the statue's immense weight.
Pressure is rising on the government to act.
As a result, according to the International Tennis Federation, his ranking will rise on Monday to 20th in the world from 26th.
The number of confirmed and suspected cases rose on Monday to 88.
Mr. Molins said the toll rose on Friday to 84 dead and 202 injured.
After joining, some Croatian companies will suffer as customs duties rise on exports to non-EU Balkan countries.
Although it rises on occasion to a high pitch of intensity, this movie never feels overwrought or melodramatic.
