Sentence examples for rose words from inspiring English sources

When the people on the ground rose, words were written inside the outlines: "Ailene, age 6," "boy," "murdered," "background check".

Baidu, the leading search engine on the mainland, has compiled two Top 10 lists — the most-searched terms online this year, and the "fastest rising" words or phrases, those that raced suddenly from mild interest among netizens to a relatively large number of searches.

Some have even been selected to be included in a book published earlier this fall, Get Lit Rising: Words Ignite.

From this collection of rising words, we selected two sets of words for each group.

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But he said the fact that Goldman's share price rose as word spread about the coming announcement meant investors thought the settlement was good for Goldman.

The excitement on the streets rose as word spread that the motorcade was approaching.

Their wondrous, harmonised, banjo-dusted debut album has turned into a slow-rising, word-of-mouth success since its release last October.

But on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, the substance of the words rose to the symbolism of the occasion.

The men's words rose, their conversation growing hotter and louder, spilling over to other tables in the restaurant.

And even when fashion editors find synonyms for "nude" they are conventionally honey, rose, blush, ivory, words commonly used to make an English rose complexion seem aspirational.