Sentence examples for rising sometimes from inspiring English sources

After 11 a.m. you witness a rash of late, panicked rising, sometimes in strange company.

At dawn — sometimes he was rising, sometimes going to bed — the eucalyptus drifted ghostlike in the mist.

There was anxious concern about both markets and materials, but the retardation in the national rate of growth to below 2 percent per annum was even harder to bear because the growth rates of competitors were rising, sometimes in spectacular fashion.

The coastal plain is characterized by the occurrence of a series of elongated ridges running parallel to the present shoreline, rising sometimes to more than +40 m, and attaining lower altitude towards the shoreline.

Shmuel Moreh has also considered some passages from Ghabat al-haqq and Rihlat Baris to be prose poetry, while Salma Khadra Jayyusi has described his prosaic writing as "often Romantic in tone, rising sometimes to poetic heights, declamatory, vivid, colourful and musical", calling it the first example of poetic prose in modern Arabic literature.

Too much salt causes blood pressure to rise — sometimes significantly.

"As the scalpel enters, her heart beats faster, her blood pressure rises, sometimes she jerks.

However, critics argue that the law has caused premiums to rise, sometimes drastically for people who already had health insurance.

1 I can imagine the silence when the world When did I get this bejawed look, Oarlocks knock in the dusk, a rowboat rises Sometimes we saw shadows of gods A thud.

Don't expect a "management job" just because you've earned a Ph.D. Everyone goes into an organization beneath their expectations, but then they rise, sometimes very quickly, when they perform well.

This means your monthly mortgage payment may start out low, but then rise (sometimes significantly) after the fixed-rate period is over.