Sentence examples for up rises from inspiring English sources
And just when you thought you had all bases covered, up rises the threat of the holiday blues.
Just as one tries to weigh, as soberly as possible, the ethical substance of the enquiry, up rises a vision of Peter Rabbit being chased out of Mr. McGregor's garden.
From 2018, it will rise on a phased basis for men and women until equalising at 67. Owen Smith, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said: "People are right to worry that the terms of this review may suggest that the Tory government is set to speed up rises in the state pension age, throwing into chaos the retirement plans of millions of British workers".
Up rises the Cohn-Clarence Thomentalitylity: "Powerful people like me, so their beliefs are OK".
"Rise up! Rise up, Cormoran.
Amazon has been snapping up rising e-commerce stars.
So up rose grand limestone, brick and cast-iron edifices.
The word naik means to "go up, rise, or mount"; pangkat means "rank" or "position".
Out came the "Kean out" banners and up rose the chant.
Meanwhile, emissions of carbon dioxide (which would be expected to push temperatures up) rose uninterruptedly.
Electronic Arts shares were also up, rising 79 cents, or 1.61%, to $49.74.
