Sentence examples for rising or sinking from inspiring English sources
Scientists have debated whether Catalina is rising or sinking for more than 100 years.
The logo for London Underground, the roundel, can represent a rising or sinking sun.
Large drops rising or sinking in an immiscible liquid can develop thin trailing structures commonly referred to as "skirts".
That's necessary because you can't just measure sea level change in a single place and get a global picture — over long time periods, factors ranging from whether land is rising or sinking to changes in ocean currents and the gravitational pull of the planet's ice sheets mean that different regions can see different amounts of sea level rise (or fall).
The position of his canvas in relation to the water level is essential component of his compositions, as the portraits appear as though they are either rising or sinking into the water.
We're going to rise or sink together".
I have no doubt he'll rise (or sink, as needed) to the occasion.
Because it is lighter than the bottom level but heavier than the top level, the water in the middle level is unable to rise or sink.
But Mr. Hilton, who was born Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr., has been on something of a redemption tour since he rose (or sank) to fame with his highly trafficked gossip Web site, PerezHilton.com.
Most of all, each new movie offers the promise that it will exceed the outrageousness of its predecessors — a challenge filmmakers are happy to rise (or sink) to.
