Sentence examples for the rising of from inspiring English sources
verb
To move, or appear to move, physically upwards relative to the ground. intransitive
"The rising of the women means the rising of us all," a lyric goes.
The rising of the new Sun is a happy fact.
The rising of the Mithraist in grade prefigured the ascent of the soul after death.
The line is tragic, signalling the rising of an uncontrollable animal within a sick man.
It was also called Proarktouria, an indication that it was held before the rising of Arcturus.
The Egyptians likened the birth of a child to the rising of the sun.
Even more spectacular though is the light at the rising of the full moon.
Like the rising of the sun, she said, "some things are eternal and unchanging".
The effect is rather like the rising of a Chinese lantern from its flat state into a rounded object.
That came from the time when, during the Rising of 1916, guns pounded republican strongholds into submission.
The flame spread rate increases by 0.37 folds with the rising of concave structure factor from 0 to 1.6.
