Sentence examples for went rose up from inspiring English sources

That is why the 60 women, humiliated one too many times by the factory owners who came and went, rose up and took Israel by surprise.

At that, her shoulders went back, her voice rose up, and her accent went South.

We're going to rise up and we're going to perform much better, win the league again, and next year in this situation we're going to go through.

Those institutions are going to rise up, and, in the end, they are going to crush this guy, or they are certainly not going to give way to this guy," Wolff told me.

"Saturday night we were seeing high-level officials in Benghazi who basically said: 'O.K., in an hour Tripoli's going to rise up and this is what's going to happen.

When is the hitter – the downtrodden, defeated little batter – going to rise up and say "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore!" Who is going to rush the mound and make a stand?

I'm betting that won't last long – the state's big hospitals are going to take a huge hit and sooner or later, the very large poor population is going to rise up in outrage.

If it did rain oil, the mothers were going to rise up and scrub.

"No Muslims in America are going to rise up in response".

The question then is: Who is going to rise up and claim the mantle of de Gaulle?

"It seems the People's Daily is going to rise up, there's hope for the Chinese dream," said another, referencing a Communist Party slogan.