Sentence examples for rose giving from inspiring English sources

The grade of the trail rose, giving way to the grandeur of Mount Susitna.

We refuse all guardianship!" The crowd rose, giving him a standing ovation long before he was finished.

The forint rose, giving relief both to borrowers in foreign currency (who also include just over half the country's businesses) and to their short-sighted lenders.

With each stroke on the keyboard, a stream of bubbles rose, giving the impression that important thoughts were being released into the air, as well as into cyberspace.

This compelling piece slowly expands like a night-blooming rose, giving the tortured texts, extracted from the writer's letters and journals, a fragrance that the printed word alone cannot convey.

The trade surplus widened in March to $7.8 billion, taking the 12-month total to $72.6 billion; the current-account surplus also rose, giving a yearly total of $96.1 billion.

If Champagne celebrates momentousness, rose gives frivolity its due.

He could see her chest rising, giving him hope.

Even if this is averted, import prices will surely rise, giving an inevitable impetus to inflation.

Bigger harvests will, in turn, moderate the price rises, giving belated relief to hard-pressed consumers.

The staircase narrows as it rises, giving you a sense of acceleration.