Sentence examples for rose directly from from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

The western group, made up of Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Palma, La Gomera, and Ferro islands, consists of mountain peaks that rise directly from a deep ocean floor.

The study area is situated in Tehri Garhwal, one of the western-most districts of the Uttarakhand State, and located on the outer ranges of the mid-Himalayas, which comprise low line peaks rising directly from the plains of the northern India.

There is little evidence of sediment or vegetation response due to the Imnaha inflow because the downstream Snake River segment is in a severely confined canyon zone dominated by steep bedrock walls rising directly from the river.

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.

The Strip is a new entity: the city as simulacrum, a global fun house cum theme park, with the Eiffel Tower rising directly across from a lagoon in Italy and Egypt connected by a walkway to Mandalay.

The original tower was to have been cantilevered over an open piazza, but it will now rise directly up from Eighth Avenue, and behind it there will be a low wing, wrapped around a garden, containing the Times' newsroom.

In this process, the temperature directly rose from room temperature to reaction temperature; in other words, the sample has always been in a rapid heat treatment condition.

These disorders give rise directly but intermittently to symptom burden.