Sentence examples for we could rise from inspiring English sources

"We just believed we could rise up again," Stockton said.

We thought we could rise above what I would consider a toxic national brand.

Leaves lick at the window, clouds stream away, yet we lie here, perfect, locked in our dark chambers when we could rise in you brief, splendid twenty-plume, gold- spotted ghost, pink scavenger, luna whose pale-green wings glow with moons and planets at one with the burning world whose one desire is to escape itself.

Or, believing that the party does not belong to Tony Blair, we could rise up against the coup d'etat which overthrew the legitimate philosophy.' Hattersley says he is supported by 'thousands of like-minded members of the party' who believe Blair's obsession with 'meritocracy' goes against the central tenets of traditional Labour beliefs.

That's what it took before we could rise to the next level.

Imagine if we could rise up above fear, and stand up against injustice.

He said: "Oxford to Maidenhead we think could rise over the next five days and may lead to more flooding in that area.

S&P Equity Research said that based on a recent conversation with MercExchange and its own calculations, "we think damages could rise by roughly $100 million," for the second quarter of 2003 to the fourth quarter of 2004.

We bought Modric before Euro 2008 because we knew his price could rise.

While 19 people have been rescued so far, Captain Robert Teh Geok Chuan of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency has warned that the death toll could rise: "We fear the casualty numbers will rise as it's been several hours since the boat sank".

Last month we warned that petrol prices could rise from £3.55 a gallon to well over £4.