Sentence examples for rose alongside from inspiring English sources
Its designated ambassador, Ezekiel Gatkuoth, broke out a few jubilant dance moves as the new country's striped flag, with its distinctive yellow star, rose alongside those of the other 192 member states.
But the mountains of parcels that once rose alongside the miles of conveyor belts each Christmas season here have eroded to foothills, and an uncharacteristic mood has taken hold.
Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said: The correlation between entire stock indices and oil prices has been broken for now and seems likely to stay so while Brent holds onto its recent floor around $60. Stock markets rose alongside oil and the Russian ruble in early trading but as oil prices faded equities held onto gains.
In the U.S. Senate race, which will help determine whether Republicans maintain control of the legislative chamber, Toomey's prospects rose alongside Trump's.
Go-go music rose alongside New York funk and hip-hop in the 1970s and '80s, and "Bustin' Loose," the hit Brown had with his group the Soul Searchers, helped define its sound.
From the early, sun-dappled years as the band rose alongside California surf culture to the descent into the deep — presaged by a history of family dysfunction and exacerbated by fights over both creative and personal matters, betrayals, untimely deaths and the grind of endless touring — the Beach Boys story is as murky as its records are pristine.
The glistening blue tube of the GM Tower rises alongside wondrous Art Deco architecture: the 1920s Penobscot building, with reliefs inspired by Native American culture, and the Guardian building, once called the "Cathedral to finance", with its dazzling tiled lobby.
A new generation of moderates — building business and technology centers — is rising alongside them.
Assuming each life is valuable, donations should rise alongside the number of birds saved.
Textbooks call this well-being "utility," and they say it rises alongside a person's wealth.
Some investors view the industry as a bellwether for the economy because sales generally rise alongside improving consumer spending.
