Sentence examples for will rise higher from inspiring English sources

At Aqua, no structure will rise higher than 11 stories.

Local politicians grumble that its minarets will rise higher than the floodlights of the neighbouring football stadium, a secular city's equivalent of the local cathedral.

American TV advertising, which has bounced back strongly from the recession, will rise higher as politicians begin to pour money into 30-second spots attacking their opponents.

They concluded that the lower glaciers will melt fastest because the freezing level – the elevation where mean monthly temperatures are 0C – will rise higher up the mountains as air temperatures rise.

The criticism ebbed after a strong finish in qualification diluted memories of earlier struggles and if the German can coax some strong performances from an untested team, his stock will rise higher than Tim Cahill at the far post.

If the government boosts demand with yet more spending, or perhaps a tax cut, the national debt, which already stands at over 130% of GDP, will rise higher than Mount Fuji.

But many experts, including Tyler Cowen, a professor of economics at George Mason University, say they don't believe meat prices will rise high enough to affect demand in the United States.

If the markets come to believe that inflation will eventually rise higher than the Fed's unofficial long-range target of 2 percent, they could drive up interest rates — and inflation.

Art, in Hegel's view, still has a future: "we may well hope," he says, "that art will always rise higher and come to perfection" (Aesthetics, 1: 103).

This time, Obama should adopt Palin's straight-from-the-gut approach, call the generals into the Oval and tell them, "Your pie-holes you will shut or rise higher you will not.

"Beneath a translucent roof 60 feet high, which will rise still higher at its four peaks, shoppers will meander through stores occupying 155,000 square feet of net leasable space".