Sentence examples for what rose from inspiring English sources
"But what rose to the top instead was the fact that the butts contain chemicals that produce poisons, heavy metals, pesticides, awful stuff like that," Mr. Butler said.
In the 2015 survey, the number of expert economists saying that the US should cut its emissions no matter what rose to 77%.
No matter what rose replacement you choose, for best results let the bed lie fallow for a year before you plant it.
What rose to the surface were complex and contradictory emotions erupting from trauma, shame and abuse, the unfiltered experiences that resist dominant stereotypes about South Asian and Indo-Caribbean women in the American diaspora.
What rose to the top were ankle boots -- Proenza Schouler referenced high-top sneakers; Chanel's were asymmetrical; Balenciaga's came straight from the '80s -- and ladylike stilettos that shine via jewels, glitter and metallic leather (see Nina Ricci, Lanvin and Jil Sander, respectively).
His own mother gave him grief over usurping Vermont tradition, storming into his office as the family property was being torn down to declare: "You're going to hell!" What rose in place of the old family inn is a lavish yet comfortable all-season resort with a dizzying number of recreational choices.
"They decide what rises to the top, what's entertaining".
The moral issue is about what rising prices can do to our feelings about pictures.
What rises from the pages of "The Ragman's Son" is the unmistakable whiff of certainty.
What rises in his heart is not just concern but hatred.
"There's only so much you can do to get people to visualize what rising sea levels mean," he said.
