Sentence examples for will rise some from inspiring English sources

Some will rise, some will fall.

But a museum, she predicted, will rise some day.

This means that rates for those policies will rise, some by tenfold or more.

It's plausible that the number will rise some, particularly given that there is still quite a bit of active flooding in New England, New Jersey, and upstate New York.

The sea is rising and will rise some more.

Well before the first pitch, people will rise, some placing their right hands over their hearts, some singing along, even during the screechy parts of "The Star-Spangled Banner". That's in the seating area of the stadiums.

That the tablet will rise and rise some more?

It aims to eliminate market volatility by balancing a portfolio of long and short stock positions -- in other words, by betting that some stocks will rise and some will decline in value.

Officials want to withdraw some of the permits in the hope that the price will rise, which some countries, notably Germany, are resisting.Atari filed for bankruptcy protection in America.

"The sun has set on Camelot but will rise in some other form," Mr. Chorowski said.

The coalition tells us that sea levels will rise by some 50cm by 2100 in the highest scenarios.