Sentence examples for rose later from inspiring English sources

Stocks fell moderately on Monday morning as talks stood at a standstill, but rose later as the mood improved.

To no one's surprise, people's overall moods were lowest at the beginning of the workweek, and rose later, peaking on the weekend.

But Mr. Bloomberg's numbers rose later in that term as more New Yorkers credited him for trying to overhaul public education and fight crime, as well as his success in banning smoking from restaurants.

Both songs have their prescience: "The less I seek my source for some definitive, closer I am to fine," goes the former, while the latter preaches that you've "gotta tend the earth if you want a rose", later echoed by Leslie's friend's talk of clearing the land for the festival.

The agency came up with $20 billion, but on the way to present the numbers at the White House, the NASA administrator, James Webb, decided that he did not want to be accused of lowballing the estimate if costs rose later.

That night the star rose later, for its proper eastward motion had carried it some way across Leo towards Virgo, and its brightness was so great that the sky became a luminous blue as it rose, and every star was hidden in its turn, save only Jupiter near the zenith, Capella, Aldebaran, Sirius and the pointers of the Bear.

As a result, rates could either rise later, or more slowly, than currently expected.

But meat prices will probably rise later in the year or early next year.

They get little return for their investments, only to see prices rise later on.

Entering the army in 1785 and rising later to the rank of major general, Elgin began his diplomatic career in 1790.

Moreover, the unemployment rate remained steady at 9.7 percent in March, and economists expect it to rise later in the year as discouraged workers resume looking for jobs.