Sentence examples for span rose from inspiring English sources

And, in that span, Rose was supplanted by fellow backcourt mate Jimmy Butler -- who caught up with The Huffington Post in 2013 on the verge of his breakout success -- as the clear-cut face of the franchise.

But after 1983, life span rose with wealth.

The consensus on the size of the ideal span rose to between 15 and 25.

Fortunately, nowadays, the life span rose to approximately 80 years in many developed countries (see details at http://www.mortality.org) [ 14, 15].

Williams also made Maria's co-trusteeship — and the not insubstantial stipend that eventually came with it — dependent on Rose's life span.

Williams also made Maria's co-trusteeship and the not insubstantial stipend that eventually co-trusteeship anddenthenotose's linsubstantial

This show includes 25 works from a career that spanned 40 years, from which "The Rose" was only the most conspicuous part.

This show includes 25 works from a career that spanned 40 years, out of which "The Rose" was only the most conspicuous part.

"They're not people with an enormously long attention span," said Richard L. Goldberg, a senior partner at Proskauer Rose, the law firm in New York, and a strategic adviser to chief executives.

But in the view from the altar toward the entrance -- a vast span of more than 500 feet -- the cathedral's huge rose window seems to float in the murky gloom.

The exhibit, organized by the Brooklyn Museum, spans the quilting genres, from the "Barn Raising" pattern to the "Rose of Sharon and "Sunshine and Shadow".