Sentence examples for smoothly rising from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gray's voice rode smoothly rising crescendos, gaining power without losing its frayed, vulnerable tone.

Throughout his two decades at G.E.'s helm, Welch was dogged by whispers that the corporation's smoothly rising growth curve was a little too perfect.

When West played low smoothly (rising with the ace would not have helped), South won with dummy's king, ruffed a club in her hand and led a spade, which endplayed West.

We are highly skeptical, however, that it can deliver smoothly rising earnings indefinitely, given the business it's in.

Sauer suggested a model in which mitosis at the apical surface is followed by a smooth basal descent of the nucleus during G1, and, after S phase, a gradual ascent back to the apical surface for the next mitosis, like an elevator descending to the bottom floor, pausing, and then smoothly rising again (Miyata, 2008).

Try a more advanced version of the somersault by starting from a standing position and smoothly rising to your feet without using your hands to support you at the end of the move.

One thrill of City Ballet's occasional See the Music sessions occurs when the entire orchestra pit smoothly rises into view.

While rising smoothly through the ranks at the Bank of England to become its youngest ever secretary, he was also part of the literary set surrounding Aubrey Beardsley and Oscar Wilde.

With incredible strength and focus, they present an almost evolutionary drama, rising smoothly out of the water, using the "eggbeater" kick with the legs, or upside-down, their legs will surreally spike, scissoring and closing, while they use the "sculling" motion with the hands.

Even when "HAMP is running smoothly," Chen says, "rising negative equity and increasing job losses will make it impossible to halt the tidal wave this year, placing continued downward pressure on house prices".

One advantage to the method described herein is that it can be used to transform any smoothly decaying (or rising) time function on a personal computer of modest dimensions.