Sentence examples for who arise from inspiring English sources

But British stars who arise purely out of the world of musicals to achieve prominence are comparatively rare.

And while there are familiar notes in the Dickensian telling of this tale, Hensley manages to make fresh an old narrative of people who arise just as their culture is being erased — be they "Braveheart" Scotsmen or outback Aborigines.

The investing stars who arise from this social soup will be able to offer their trading data for a fee once they build a track record or give it away for free and enjoy the notoriety of being an investing whiz.

They assume that 100percentt of children who arise from incestuous relationships are handicapped".

The Scriptures speak of leaders who arise "for such a time as this".

Increased illumination may tend to advance the circadian system, but the converse that those who arise early may receive more outdoor illumination is also plausible.

But the question of who is embarrassing who arises chez les Sarkozys.

The city has now had 20 straight years of non-Democratic mayors who arose in crisis.