Sentence examples for rose to create from inspiring English sources

The lighter Yang rose to create the sky, Yin formed earth and Pangu made sure both were held in place with his hands and feet.

On 65 minutes the support sang "Stand up if you love Joe Hart" and the Etihad Stadium rose to create a moment that was touching and one the under-pressure goalkeeper may never forget.

Though the judge, Cogan, has indicated he's not inclined to allow testimony about dozens of assassinations Guzmán allegedly ordered between 1989 and 2014, jurors will likely hear the story of a lowly marijuana farmer who rose to create a smuggling empire with annual revenues of $3bn and which, at its peak, was responsible for 25% of all illegal drugs entering the US from Mexico.

Although Luol Deng and Carlos Boozer can produce the occasional 20-point game, the Bulls are wholly reliant on Rose to create scoring chances.

For Baja East's latest show, their Spring 2017 collection which they housed in a parking garage on Bleeker street, they collaborated with Winc; the world's first personalized wine club (a company that has also partnered with designer Jonathan Simkhai and Yes Way Rose), to create a red wine blend that their friends and consumers would drink.

Then there is the AstroTurf-like floor, rising to create a little hill, representing the greenness of the Emerald Isle.

The idea, Mr. Oldenburg explained, was to have the stems rise to create a central tower as the blossoms splayed out around it.

The cost of student loans could rise to create more money for higher education, the group representing elite universities has suggested.

But when planks rise to create a wall of water for the maidens to rest on, there are video images of stones and pebbles on the river floor tumbling downward as the sisters rustle them.

A substantial portion of those American workers who became inactive, in our view, should not be treated as gone forever, but should be expected to spring back into the labour market if demand rises to create jobs.

Chinese policy makers are trying to let wages rise to create the foundations of an economy driven by domestic demand, without derailing the export machine that has produced the world's strongest economic growth over the last three decades.