Sentence examples for rising playing from inspiring English sources

Bigger purses, a new‐style pro tour, simpler rules, a standard‐size ball for univer sal use, expanded television coverage and rising playing costs loom along golf's fair ways for the next decade.

With the sport's popularity rising, playing on one of the city's existing public courses can often be an ordeal, with tough competition for a tee time and near-gridlock on the fairways.

The Easter Rising played a significant role in Ireland's fight for independence, which it achieved in 1921 following a two-and-a-half-year war.

Almost two minutes in, Lamar's voice rises, playing the role of his conscience: "Open your mind up and listen to me, Kendrick".

There are similar currents of unease in "The Holiday," most generated by Iris, a lovesick English rose played by Kate Winslet, and by the wobbliness of the narrative framework.

It could be concluded that the phenolic compounds which constitute the major phytochemical class of Taif rose play an important role and are responsible for antioxidant activity, while the cytotoxic activity was found to be associated with the occurrence of other nonphenolic compounds.

Sabine Lisicki Lisicki, left, has been battling her way through qualifying this year, but the All England Lawn Tennis Club gave her a wild card into the main draw in recognition of her rising play this spring.

Now Mr. Lee is back on HBO with another four-hour documentary about the aftermath of Katrina, "If God Is Willing and da Creek Don't Rise," playing in two parts on Monday and Tuesday nights.

That age is scheduled to keep rising – those playing now will have to wait until they are at least 59.

The Young Concert Artists gala at Alice Tully Hall is usually a proper affair, with talented rising artists playing the standard repertory with assurance.

Another rising star playing in the new league is 26-year-old Parupalli Kashyap, who reached the quarter finals in London.