Sentence examples for sometimes rise from inspiring English sources

He may sometimes rise at 4am to pursue his work.

He created a horrible but compelling brute whose soliloquies sometimes rise to Shakespearean grandeur.

Second: even overvalued markets can sometimes rise a lot further before they go pop.

In Tanitch's pages, actors rise and fall (and sometimes rise again).

In a strait between Scotland's Inner and Outer Hebrides, blue mermen sometimes rise from the sea, board a ship, and shout out a line of verse.

Although the air temperature may sometimes rise to 32 °F (0 °C), the mean temperature is much lower than in the south.

Anger sometimes rose in a chorus.

And on Amazon, prices change frequently — including sometimes rising.

Yet some householders near the river Wansbeck still face massive and sometimes rising insurance premiums.

In this section, Wills sometimes rises to a kind of oracular plane.

Whether the show was romantic or realistic, satirical or sentimental, his songs served the occasion, and sometimes rose above it.