Sentence examples for rose thinly from inspiring English sources

Shouts and screams rose thinly over gunfire, helicopter rotors and the rumble of armoured bulldozers.

The large, thinly sliced rose petals of rose-red beef were delicious, enhanced by the textural contrasts of the sharp cheese and mustardy greens.

The company's bonds, which are thinly traded, rose more modestly, traders said.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose less than a point on Wednesday, but extended a streak of gains to a fourth day in a thinly traded session.

Extending outward from this central region are transitional plains, thinly forested and rising to elevations of about 650 feet (200 metres) above sea level.

Interest rates are rising, a crippling blow to thinly capitalized, minority-owned businesses.

Beveridge says he greatly preferred Honey over other Nagai offerings, but that "it really doesn't rise up too much higher than thinly veiled fan service with something of a story".

Stocks in thinly traded overseas markets can rise and fall so rapidly that ETFs have trouble keeping up.

Republican leaders in Congress who joined Obama for the event did not, however, rise from their seats as he delivered the thinly veiled critique.

Shares of MGM Holdings' thinly traded over-the-counter stock have risen 50 percent since April, to about $58.50.

In two days of interviews with the North Koreans, a thinly concealed disgust over inequality that has risen in recent years — and a realization that the national credo of juche, or self-reliance, was a carefully constructed lie — was striking.