Sentence examples for which rise as from inspiring English sources

Thick layers of clay, silt, and sand were deposited along the present coast and in large areas in the Oslo and Trondheim regions, which rise as high as 650 feet (200 metres) above sea level today.

The individual fountains, which rise as high as 200 feet in the air, are built on an underwater platform the size of a football field, according to Disney, and feature 18,000 points of control for color intensity, water angle and height.

"We got rid of deficiency payments, which rise as commodity prices fall," said Fred Nelson, a Department of Agriculture economist.

High-order rules were found to be unstable when applied to the integration of functions which rise as r21++ 2 at high 1 in the partial wave expansions.

The lead, which rose as high as 29 points, was 21 at the break.

Finova's stock, which rose as much as 17percentt during the session, gained a penny, to $3.23 a share.

The wind often sculpted it into waves, known as sastrugi, which rose as high as four feet and sometimes extended, in parallel rows, to the horizon.

The dam, which rises as high as 307 feet in some places, is owned by New York City, which is spending $31.4 million for its rehabilitation.

GrainCorp shares, which rose as much as much as 43.4 percent Monday, closed up 39 percent, at 12.30 Australian dollars, or $12.70, giving the company a market value of 2.8 billion dollars.

The stock - which rose as much as 6 percent on the news before ending essentially flat at $16.64 - is now up more than 40 percent from its low earlier this month.

Tyco shares, which rose as much as 6.3percentt after the bid was reported, fell back later in the day and closed at $23.70, down 67 cents.