Sentence examples for that rise from from inspiring English sources
The leaves are borne on short stalks that rise from the base of the plant.
The islands that rise from the floors of the ocean basins are volcanic.
Orange-colored LED images climb two towers that rise from the complex like high-tech smokestacks.
Srebrenica nestles in a verdant valley, among mountains that rise from the banks of the river Drina.
Their seat has a base, a detachable back and two posts that rise from the front of the base.
Burden it with too much scenery and overcharged performances, and its wispy charm can cloy like the fumes that rise from a chicken-filled deep-fryer.
In one corner, Kaiju — scaly monsters that rise from a cleft in the ocean floor and lay waste to large conurbations.
Friedman and Mandelbaum at one point praise the beauty of solutions that rise from the bottom up as opposed to the top down.
ONE danger of earthquakes, from Tokyo to San Francisco, has always been the flames that rise from the wreckage when fires are unleashed from their hearths.
The city's remains lie on successive terraces that rise from a plain to a steep hill upon which stands the Temple of Athena Polias.
Steel beams arc high into the Brooklyn sky, flanked by five cranes that rise from a deep, divisive hole in the ground.
