Sentence examples for rose at the end from inspiring English sources

For Italy, the cost of financing its debt rose at the end of the week, though nowhere near the levels faced by Greece.

After the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the dollar fell at first but then rose at the end of the year as the stock market rallied sharply.

When she rose at the end of each sonata, it seemed indecent to look at her — it was as if she had just gone through a holy ordeal that we profane spectators shouldn't dare contemplate with bare eyes.

Over all, inventories of existing homes in the six counties of the Denver metropolitan area rose at the end of the second quarter to 3.4 months, compared with 2 months a year before.

Fitch reported last week that delinquencies rose at the end of July to 0.43percentt, from 0.41percentt at the start of the month, a pace of deterioration that has been steady since the winter.

Tensions with the machinists rose at the end of the summer after United ordered mandatory overtime and disciplined some mechanics for what it said were unnecessary absences and increases in maintenance-related flight cancellations.

The new Whitney Museum is rising at the end of the block.

If G.O.P. intransigence means that taxes rise at the end of this month, so be it.

The boy said something, his voice rising at the end in a question.

She says "freeway" and "cellphone", and her intonation rises at the end of sentences.

Alternatively, there could be giant price rises at the end of the moratorium.