Sentence examples for rose directly from inspiring English sources

But only John F. Kennedy rose directly from the ranks.

A huge helicopter rose directly overhead from a pad hidden behind a berm, each powerful whumph-whumph of the jumbo blades sending out sonic shivers.

To forget that the determination to state and promulgate a vision of human rights rose directly out of that chaos of destruction, and the violent deaths of tens of millions of human individuals, is to lose sight of the profound sincerity of the UDHR, and its urgency.

Cesarean delivery rates were higher with induced labor, and rates of induction rose directly and continuously with maternal age, especially the rate of elective induction.

When I was writing my fifth novel, What Changes Everything, I was given a few weeks on Martha's Vineyard in a house overlooking the water where the fog rose directly from the ground each morning; it was an amazing gift thanks to Turkey Land Cove Foundation.

Respiration was accelerated and labored, pulse rate increased initially, and rose directly with the increasing dose; but later rose and fell erratically.

The elevators rise directly to the jazz center's fifth-floor lobby.

The Wasatch mountains rise directly above the east side of the city.

Meanwhile, the couple watched 700 Grove rising directly behind the Zephyr.

But it would not rise directly from the sands; all its buildings would sit on an elevated platform.

No simple structure, this skyscraper will rise directly over the outbound PATH tracks and over utility lines that must be relocated around the tower's column footings.