Sentence examples for rising to a from inspiring English sources

"Stand up, America, stand up," she said, rising to a rousing finish.

The services index also beat forecasts, rising to a 14-month high of 54.7.

Private residential construction spending took off early in this century, rising to a peak in 2006.

Officials say they are no gift: the coupon is 9%, rising to a maximum of 15%.

Voter turn-out in elections has been rising, to a record 59% in 1998.

That ordered the Premier League club to pay £600,000 down, rising to a possible £1.5m.

The centrepiece will be the much-redrawn Freedom Tower, rising to a symbolic 1,776 feet.

"To regret the past -- yes!" he said, his voice rising to a characteristically Costanzan shout.

MICHAEL WILSON Rising to a Corporate Perch It was not all hopscotch-and-shaved-ice idylls.

"It was tough," Harrington exclaimed, his voice rising to a high pitch.

An earlier version referred to the drama rising to a crescendo, rather than a climax.