Anyone who wants reform should figure out how to harness the civic passion that rose from the smoking debris.
Kabul appeared out of the night, shockingly, as we reached the top of a small cluster of hills that rose from the plain.
"We're trying to figure it out," Ms. White said, glancing at the spindly, leafless trees that rose from what were otherwise lush plantings.
And nowhere more so than in the frosty chill that rose from ice sculptures on the set of the Chanel show Tuesday.
But the marches signaled an activism that rose from below, carried by word of mouth and new technologies, rather than solely from the dictates of traditional leaderships.
They run Eleven Madison Park, a restaurant that rose from the middling ranks, and kept rising, and finally soared into world-class status.
The latest network is the New East network, which was launched on 9 June and covers "15 countries that rose from the ashes of the USSR".
THE chants that rose from a furious crowd of mourners in the city of Kirkuk on April 24th were hardly subtle.
Also, they are filled with solidified magma that rose from the interior to fill the gaps, forming features geologists call dykes.
The murals are the only warm touch on an otherwise bleak stretch tucked between the Sheridan Expressway and townhouses that rose from the rubble of 1980s abandonment.
Phoenix draws its name from the mythical bird that rose from its ashes, because the craft is made up of parts of two earlier attempts to explore Mars.
