Sentence examples for which rise from from inspiring English sources

She tries not to look up at the level upon level of balconies, which rise from the lobby floor.

These gargantuan reptilian monsters from another dimension, which rise from the depths of the ocean to wreak havoc on mankind, come in many forms.

The east end of the Friedrichstrasse S-Bahn platform offers views of Kripoe's giant fists, which rise from the boarded-up windows of an abandoned building.

There used to be a hatch leading to the roof terrace, but Jeff later built outdoor stairs, which rise from the deck outside the living room.

The black bar at the bottom of the screen hides an ambient light sensor, but it can get in the way of notification cards which rise from the bottom.

So far as affection is concerned they are friends, so that the interplay of East and West is along the very finest channels of human intercourse - suggesting the comparison of the blood and air vessels in the lungs; but the friendship is always at the mercy of the feelings which rise from the deeps of racial personality.

Among the more perennial rivers are the Moulouya, which rises from the Middle Atlas, and the Chelif, which rises from the Amour Mountains.

Health spending, which rose from £59.8 billion to £121.4 billion in that spell, is specifically protected.

Perhaps most impressive, however, was Monroe's increase in assists, which rose from 1.7 to 2.6.

This perhaps explains the appeal of Siv Jensen's populist right-wing Progress Party, which rose from 38 to 41 seats.

Most of Qatar's area is flat, low-lying desert, which rises from the east to a central limestone plateau.