Sentence examples for rising something from inspiring English sources

Even as the United States economy sputters and many consumers scale back their use of energy, oil prices are rising — something that appears to baffle the OPEC leaders.

Most irritating of all to voters, Mr Hollande claimed that unemployment would drop by the end of 2013; when this looked absurdly unrealistic, he vowed instead to "invert the trend", a semantic contortion by which he meant stopping the total rising, something that has yet to happen either.

With both drug death and incarceration rates rising, something clearly needs to change.

Unless your income is expected to rise, something else will probably have to be trimmed, whether that is dialing down your savings or shaving your discretionary spending.

Fees have also increased as the value of BTC has risen, something that has stifled commerce and trading using the coin elsewhere as well.

As tensions rise, something snaps, and a violent clash between the police and the swelling crowd around the bar ensues.

Choose a subject that's not going to move like a silk rose, something a little challenging that you're fond enough of it to draw it more than once.

"The highest he could raise himself to was to die gloriously for something; now he rises to something greater: to live humbly for something".

"I do not humanize her," he says, his voice rising to something like indignation.

PARENTS of the 6% of children at independent schools will be getting letters around now telling them that fees are rising by something like 10%.

"I'm rising toward something, not lowering".