Sentence examples for tender rising from inspiring English sources

There's not a single burr to be found anywhere on the voice of Dierks Bentley, the likably tender rising country star.

Captain Duke stretched out his hand to a terrified man and in slow but inexorable motion the tender rose on its side and sent him and ten or twelve more people bellowing and clawing over the side.

Finally, officially, Saturday is spring, when — I paraphrase Chaucer — tender shoots rise, surprised birds sing, and we hit the road in search of our hearts' desire.

Probing forgotten records and family memories of a past that she said haunted her for years, she wrote "William Mulholland and the Rise of Los Angeles" (2000) to provide what she believed was a fairer, more nuanced view of the family patriarch, a ditch tender who rose to chief of what is now the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.

The fourth of 14 children in a poor farming family in northern Italy, Angelo Roncalli was sent to study for priesthood at the tender age of 11, rising to become the Vatican's envoy in Turkey during World War II.

A trombone mourns gracefully in the background; a tender singalong rises from the crowd, bringing the band's three sold-out nights here to a moving close.

The affected muscles become so tender and strained that the process of rising from bed the next morning becomes a challenge.

Soon came the tender tableau of the present-day Ms. Stewart rising at dawn to feed her chickens.

Defence group GKN was another winner on a somewhat downbeat day, rising 41p to 873 1/2p after completing its tender for the American Interlake Corporation.

Still rising, still seeking union with Creator, making tender offering to beloved friends - briefly I am with you, I am on my way.

Making Oscar history at the tender age of 9 doesn't happen too often for many rising stars in Hollywood.