Sentence examples for something to raise from inspiring English sources
It could, with facile oversimplification, be called a story of consciousness-raising — but, for Gerima, political consciousness isn't something to raise but to discover within oneself.
Executives wanted a promotional gimmick, something to raise the excitement level during the playoffs.
"She needed to have something to raise her interest," says Siegle.
If you can do anything good against those guys, it's something to raise your head about.
Still, just like the night at the Dorchester, it's something to raise with Steiner when he resurfaces this week.
In the middle of one of the strangest periods in recent political history, here's something to raise our spirits.
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority originally unveiled the "If You See Something, Say Something" campaign to raise public awareness about indicators of terrorism.
Something new to raise our mugs of Guinness to this Wednesday.
In the future, I don't want to do something else to raise my family.
Hanson then headed against the bar as Villa needed something desperately to raise their spirits for the second leg.
They might choose to share something publicly to raise their profile on the platform which scores contributors based on participation and reviews — so they have more chance of being foregrounded in future searches.
