Sentence examples for rising things from inspiring English sources

When you serve breakfast in a neighborhood known more for late-night prowling than early rising, things start slowly some days.

Yet now, as the numbers of institutionalised children rise, things are in some ways worse.

It reckons that up to 1,000 refugees are pouring into the Diffa region of southern Niger every week.As the numbers rise, things have become increasingly dire.

As the tension rose things became increasingly exciting but the hosts were destined for crushing disappointment in front of a fiercely partisan crowd.

But when food prices began to rise, things got tougher.

At the same time people's expectations are constantly rising around things like personalisation and bespoke services.

We share everything, more or less, and we manage it by rising above things that might annoy other people and treating each other in a respectful way.

Bread dough isn't like dinner food, which usually rests inert under the knife and waits for you to do something to it: bread dough sits there, respiring and rising, thinking things over.

It is not about disassociating yourself and rising above things.

"If you see on TV, in the media you hear a bunch of numbers: the amount of immigrants, the population shifting, the economy, things that rise, things that fall, the stocks".

When they rise, bad things can happen, like the Jonestown thing, or Waco, Tex.