Sentence examples for stands rising from inspiring English sources

He stands, rising to his full height, the sight of which makes Lenny pause and shoot a quick glance at the showrunner.

Ms. Farrar has had 18 operations in the last 20 years, yet she betrays her age only when she stands, rising slowly out of her chair with a long exhale.

The undiluted joy dripping from the packed stands rising high above the Bradford landscape at Valley Parade would have done nothing to ease the pain of humiliated Aston Villa, as they were beaten 3-1, but it did the world of good for football's heart and soul.

A new stadium was built for the hockey tournament in a residential area of eastern Oslo, called Jordal Amfi, which accommodated 10,000 spectators in stands rising steeply from the rink.

Out of the stands rose a few voices that soon became an ode to the runner-up: "Roddick!

Out of the stands rose a few voices that soon became an ode to the runner-up: "Ro-DDICK!

The spectacular stands rise from the houses and shops of La Boca neighbourhood, south of the city centre.

Because the stands rise higher in a hurry on two sides, the court now seems more intimate, less aloof and, in that sense, somewhat less Parisian.

Corcovado mountain, on which he stands, rises to 710m and at night the 38m-high statue is brightly lit.

Anxiety levels in the home stands rose shortly before the break when Leicester winger Marc Albrighton curled a cross over keeper Tim Krul and against a post.

The thousands in the stands rise in unison, their wonder, amazement and appreciation driving a thunderstorm of noise that is not a bit weather-related.