Sentence examples for rose one of from inspiring English sources

Across the street rose one of the few high-rises in the neighborhood, an elegant 10-story apartment house called the Mowbray.

Immediately to the left rose one of the Maestrazgo's stark stone-ridged cliffs, while in front of me tall conifers traced the bank of the stream.

Yet out of that mean-spirited funk rose one of the most popular and visible secretaries of state in modern times.

Continuing on up Farringdon Road toward King's Cross, another small turn to the right, Margery Street, leads to the garden of Wilmington Square, which contains a fountain, now dry; here, there rose one of the Fleet's many tributaries.

The photographer Davide Monteleone set up a makeshift portrait studio beside one of the barricades erected by protesters, posing his subjects in front of a red carpet emblazoned with the guelder rose, one of Ukraine's national symbols.

He hired Rose, one of the N.B.A.'s most powerful agents, in October 2005, when he joined the Knicks.

At 100th Street rises one of Broadway's most sophisticated works, the 1909 Allenhurst.

The threat of instability has prompted prime minister Wen Jiabao to make the fight against food price rises one of his government's priorities.

A few blocks away rises one of the city's earliest skyscrapers, the Woolworth Building, whose Gothic grandeur began the transformation of Manhattan's landscape.

That seemed like a good hint at where Kansas politics might go, guided by the remnant faction of religious conservatives and the rising one of school administrators.

Britain is facing a 'tsunami' of house repossessions as soon as interest rates start to rise, one of the country's leading bankers has warned.