Sentence examples for was always rising from inspiring English sources

Angel Di Maria shoots from distance but it was always rising and sails over the crossbar.

Moments later Agüero was more menacing, smacking the ball at Will Norris's goal, though it was always rising.

So I listened to I.C.R.T. a lot, imbibing a version of the American past that was always rising, fixed to the fortunes of another day.

His lay-off to Gary Mackay-Steven presented a shooting opportunity for the former Dundee United man, but he elected to pass to Stefan Johansen whose untidy left-foot shot was always rising.

The hosts were able to turn to the experience of Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene but, even though the captains past and present were able to compile a stand of 42, the required run-rate was always rising.

The ante to play the bribery game is always rising.

It is always rising up, always gaining in number — insistent, heedless, both a memory and a premonition.

But since I.Q.s are always rising, the only way to keep that hundred-point benchmark is periodically to make the tests more difficult — to "renorm" them.

Our children, all of them, are always rising right from the start, creating, like Charlotte, their own spaces and their own possibilities around them.

In Trump's world, crime is always rising (the national rate fell for decades), and African Americans are "living in hell" (they are not).

Even classical recitalists play Monk now, and his work is so full of promise for interpreters that its profile is always rising.