Sentence examples for that it rose from inspiring English sources

The lake was visited in 1844 by the soldier-explorer John C. Frémont, who named it for the largest of the lake's volcanic islands; Frémont remarked that "it rose, according to our estimate, 600 feet above the water, and, from the point we viewed it, presented a pretty exact outline of the great pyramid of Cheops".

He would tolerate some criticism of the party by its members, but when he believed that it rose to self-mutilation, he suppressed it ruthlessly.

Through the ensuing struggle for control of the house, Wilson demonstrates what he sees as the failure of the black middle class to return its expertise and sophistication to the impoverished community that it rose from — and which, in "Radio Golf," appears to be on the verge of extinction.

You implied that it rose after Katrina.

"It made me laugh that it rose to that level.

And it turns out that it rose only 0.8 percent from the second quarter of 2010.

That rate is good Jan . 10to Feb. 22; after that, it rises to $599.

Consider the average first-day premium on a new issue -- that is, the amount that it rises above its offering price during its first day of trading.

The authors are probably right, but I'm not positive that it rises to the pound-on-the-table level.

The Greens said the rate should then be linked to living costs to ensure that it rises alongside inflation.

"You have others saying this is such an important right that it rises to the level of our Constitution".