Sentence examples for rose men from inspiring English sources
As the water rose, men formed lines and began to bail.
As the sun rose, men, women and children grabbed belongings and broke part of the barbed-wire-topped fence, making their way down a steep dirt embankment as a helicopter circled.
Those risen men and upstart wives that stand in shadows behind the Lady Kate.
Last year, they teamed up with Alexandre Mattiussi of Ami, a rising men's-wear label, for a special edition.
He was elected for the privately controlled borough of Newtown, Isle of Wight, in July 1793 and quickly became recognized as one of the rising men on the government side of the House.
He was an excellent surveyor, a tolerable lawyer, in fact, a rising man in the Western sense of the term.
Crime writer Abir Mukherjee's A Rising Man (Vintage £12.99) is a whodunnit set in the social and political tinderbox of 1919 Calcutta – a thought-provoking rollercoaster.
During the period from 1998 to 2005, the likelihood of HRD rose in men and women, but the increase was faster in women than men.
Blood pressure fell in women, explaining about 29% of their decrease in mortality, but rose in men generating a negative influence (−8%).
Above 70 years, the prevalence of stages 3 5 was similar with both equations for women (around 41.2%) but rose in men from 33.3% to 35.5%.
