Sentence examples similar to rose jump from inspiring English sources

These curves also exhibit a rising jump for very short crack lengths and then approach to constant uniform values as a typical behavior for brittle materials.

Soon, oil prices started to rise, jumping twenty per cent in just two weeks.

[NY1] Gas prices continue to rise, jumping 7 cents this morning on the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway.

Then came the opening game of the 2012 playoffs against the 76ers on April 28, when Rose jump-stopped on the United Center floor and crumpled out of sight for a full season.

As the Titanic's bow took its final plunge, and the stern rose, they jumped.

The ladder snaked down, the boat rose, I jumped and clung on, before clambering upwards.

Tobacco prices rose especially, jumping 2.8percenttheireir greatest increase in more than two years.

Share prices climbed: General Electric was up $1.68; Citigroup climbed $2.25; AOL Time Warner jumped $2.11; Intel rose $1.06; Microsoft jumped $2.19; Dell Computer was up $1.31.

And unemployment is on the rise, jumping from 9.4percentt in July to 9.7percentt in August.

Shareholder lawsuits are on the rise, jumping by 40% in the past four years although the total number is still small by international standards.

But CT scans produce far more radiation than standard X-rays, and they are on the rise, jumping to 62 million in 2006 from 3 million in 1980.