Sentence examples for time to rise from inspiring English sources

When he told an African Union summit "It is time to rise.

Here is Anthony's time to rise in the East as he never did in the West.

Elgar was by no means the only creative artist of his time to rise socially.

The company said it expects its adjusted gross margin "over time" to rise above 30percentt.

But what is the best time to rise if you want to shine?

Now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice.

Why not shift Thanksgiving dinner by a day to reduce the hectic-ness, avoid crowded airports and give the biscuits more time to rise?

Whalers, someone testified, would kill a whale one day and bring it in the next "because they sinks when killed and must have time to rise".

On CNN, Bernard Shaw compared the debate to yeast that needs time to rise, and on CBS, Gloria Borger chimed in with the night's most unfortunate, unctuous metaphor.

There are dietary restrictions, but they are simple: no leaven - nothing that is given time to rise before being baked - may be eaten during the eight days.

Jews are enjoined to dramatize for their children the preciousness of freedom by ritualizing how quickly our ancestors seized theirs, escaping Pharaoh's slave pits: so quickly that their bread did not have time to rise.