Sentence examples for there will raise from inspiring English sources

Vroom, Vroom WEDNESDAY -- A preview of the New York International Auto Show at Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, and an auction of a Maserati Gran Sport Limited Edition car there, will raise money for the social service programs of the East Side House Settlement.

He hopes that his work there will raise rugby awareness in the United States.

Yes, I will drive up to my little country home in a leased Prius and there I will raise serfs and radishes and real fresh turkeys to put between my rye bread.

Just like my dad grew up watching football with his dad, and I grew up watching football with my dad, there is a generation of gamers out there who will raise their children watching esports.

"My main goal today is to try to see if people can find a single Republican someplace out there who will raise an objection to two brothers who are trying to buy America," Reid said.

"You there with the cap," he will raise his voice to say to a spectator.

Even so, to ensure there is enough, the project will raise the level of Gatún Lake, which supplies the water for the locks, by about a foot and a half.

[C1.] Russian Profile to Rise With Start of Sakhalin Oil Output Three decades after oil was discovered on Sakhalin, a Siberian island north of Japan, a consortium led by Exxon Mobil is set to start pumping oil from there in a move that will raise Russia's profile as a global energy provider.

For Take Two investors, there is no guarantee E.A. will raise the ante, or that it will stick around until Grand Theft Auto hits stores.

But there is no management that will raise the dividend if they think business is slowing or failing because it's a cash outlay.

Their 2012 study also found that on average, states with standards more like the Common Core performed better on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, better known as the nation's report card. 5. Is there evidence that better standards will raise student achievement?