Sentence examples for rose to heights from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zhang was a Jiang Zemin appointee who rose to heights as a military doctor.

She and her husband, she said, "rose to heights we never imagined".

He rose to heights of courage, resourcefulness, and inspired improvisation that seemed miraculous to the men he led.

Again, as in the late 1850s and 1860s, Tocqueville rose to heights of popularity, especially in the 1990s in the United States, where his travels were retraced.

Presumably, to poach a chart Kevin Drum used in a slightly different context yesterday, it was this:From 1973 to 2007, the percentage of Americans who are employed rose to heights never before seen.

Joseph Kennedy's nine children rose to heights unknown to most of their Irish-American peers, but in noisy homes and apartments in Irish neighborhoods in New York, Boston and Chicago, there was something familiar in those Kennedy family photographs.

The Pyrenees rise to heights of 11,000 feet (3,400 metres) in the south.

With enough invested by Hearst, they think The Chronicle can rise to heights that have eluded it.

This focused restaurant can rise to heights that make it much more than a nice neighborhood spot.

Its dominant feature is the Main Ridge, which runs from northeast to southwest, rising to heights of about 1,800 feet (550 metres).

The fourth section deals with religious melancholy, and on the cure of despair he rises to heights of wisdom and of meditation.