Sentence examples for rose a place from inspiring English sources

Each rose a place in the latest popularity rankings by Ifop, a pollster with Ms Le Pen just above Mr Hollande, and Ms Maréchal-Le Pen only three places lower.

Dartford rose a place to 21st in the table while Wrexham stayed 12th.

St Andrews, rated third last year, is now in fourth place, while Warwick rises a place to fifth.

Rising a place to number two, with a drop of just 9%, The Grand Budapest Hotel continues its sensational run.

Billy Sharp scored his second goal in three games as Reading punished wasteful Huddersfield to rise a place to fifth in the Championship table.

Entering the army in 1884 as a second lieutenant, De Bono rose to a place on the general staff in the Italo-Turkish War (1911).

Through his understanding of the basic urges and desires of people all over the world, but especially Americans, he rose to a place that no other American artist has gone.

In its place rose a new white working-class suburb, which authorities dubbed Triomf Afrikaans for "triumph".

Only now, in its place, rose a brand-new mansion: five stories high, with a turret, an array of balconies, a red tiled roof, and a thick stone wall crowned with barbed wire.

If Sunderland increases its "market share" in Africa successfully enough it may be able to rise a few places up a league already clogged with money.

The proposed replacement for the Donnell Library is not truly a "library" but a grand staircase leading to an empty, bookless room in the basement of a luxury high rise ("A Place to Hang Out (Read, Too)," Arts pages, May 7).