Sentence examples for which I rose from inspiring English sources

I was not going back to my old life, in which I rose to an alarm clock; ran to a series of interviews, press conferences, briefings, hearings; took nervous trips to war zones; and sometimes stumbled through Heathrow half-zonked on Ambien.

I found her serious, and since there was no other for her I invented any history that pleased: hair powder, mystic wills, Parma violets dry on the tongue, big lozenges loose in iconic tins, and the sampler's motto: Family is Furniture – charge to which I rose in spite of myself, like a hair in thunder – if I wasn't hers, then whose?

He said they were great stick ons to which I rose to my majestic 5.4inches and said, "THEY ARE REAL!" ~ ~ ~ ~.

The hostility may be understandable - I had to take extreme measures on arriving home to rid myself of the cigar smoke that I had been sitting in for two hours... Rick writes a weekly column for the Chicago Tribune, as he has for years, and has a radio talk show on Sundays which I rose early to appear in last year.

This observation, however, is consistent with the two-step mechanism, according to which (i) atypical PrPres gives rise to PrPSc in a stochastic manner and (ii) PrPSc competes with atypical PrPres (Fig.  1).

"We have already had this morning exchanges on over £26m worth of property, which I anticipate will rise to well over £30m by the close of the day".

On the other side of the river, a dense crowd of small, bright-blue butterflies that had been tippling on the rich, trampled mud and cow dung through which I had to trudge rose all together into the spangled air and settled again as soon as I had passed.

She said: "Ward 11 was chaotic, not very clean, the toilets were often filthy and people's stool samples were left around in cardboard pots, which I think gave rise to cross infection".

The population of Lebanon, which I visited two weeks ago, has risen by 10% from the influx of destitute people.

The rising, which I am told had been arranged for July 25, therefore broke out on the evening of July 18 in Spain.

The class to which I refer is not rising in angry protest; they are by and large pretty satisfied, pretty contented.