Sentence for rise | Use rise in a sentence

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• They rise. (8)
• I rise early. (10)
• The Barons rise. (10)
• I saw the sun rise. (10)
• Bran so shall rise again. (10)
• Mrs. Berry attempted to rise. (10)
• Her father was too weak to rise. (10)
• His father made an offer to rise. (9)
• Active service may come: I may rise. (22)
• He felt a choke rise in his own throat. (8)
• Arabella proposed to Freshfield to rise. (10)
• If he should rise to any very great honours! (4)
• If I rise, she will be equal to my station. (22)
• They had begun to rise, the speed slackened. (8)
• The silence of him encouraged her head to rise. (10)
• Harry indicated a readiness to rise for either of them. (10)
• He spoke of three hours of daylight and a moon to rise. (10)
• The bets against him had simultaneously a see-saw rise. (10)
• Winton noted the rise and fall of the lace on her breast. (8)
• Each new day we rise to study and delight in new secrets. (10)
• Lights on Ipley Common were seen from a rise of the hilly road. (10)
• Mr. Stone, seated at the bottom, was doing all he could to rise. (8)
• Patrick glanced at his hostess for a signal to rise and depart. (10)
• He made a movement to rise as he spoke; he felt that his help was needed. (5)
• A warm flush seemed to rise from his heart into his throat and stifle him. (9)
• Emma guessed him to be the drudge of some attorney, and too stupid to rise. (4)
• Educate yourself, and you will rise superior to these distressing complaints. (22)
• He had striven to rise on his elbow, and had dropped flat in his helplessness. (10)
• Suddenly he saw her rise and turn away, and a pang of remorse shot through him. (8)
• He apparently thought that he had made a distinct rise and advance in the world. (9)
• His intemperateness lay in the craving to rise and lead: a precocious ambition. (10)
• Westover made a motion to rise, but Whitwell laid a detaining hand upon his knee. (9)
• His spirits began to rise, but the strain he had been undergoing had been intense. (14)
• He would not see them, and let the old bitterness, the old longing rise up within him! (8)
• The woman who sat on the other side did not rise, but began a shrill, defiant apology. (9)
• He started to rise and to speak, but he sat down again, turned away and began to think. (18)
• The sun fell, the moon shone, and the sun would rise again, but Italy lay face to earth. (10)
• She looked wistfully at him; it was on the rise from a season of deep depression with him. (9)
• His cynicism would rise to the point of savagery, and then break down into sentimentality. (12)
• He lifted the bottle at his elbow and found it empty, and this seemed to remind him to rise. (9)
• Lucy was quite well; very eager to be allowed to rise and be ready when the knock should come. (10)
• Signorina, let Italy rise first; the great inventor of the dish winked and nodded temperately. (10)
• Flora dropped the last little bottle, and sitting on the edge of the bath let her eyebrows rise. (8)
• Every Spaniard is a caballero, and every Spaniard can rise from the ranks to position and power. (14)
• Deep within him there lies forever the unconquerable conviction of his power to rise, to renew himself. (13)
• The horses, winded by the rise of a hill, now steadied to a trot, and finally stopped of their own accord. (8)
• If his own conscience would allow it, he knows that too many of his own calling would rise up to confute him. (16)
• On board the fleet were some, as yet unknown, officers, who were destined to rise to great fame in the world. (19)
• They were of a common height, and to do so, he had to rise on his toes, so that the effect was but momentary. (10)
• Her habits of ready submission, on the contrary, made her almost instantly rise and lead the way out of the room. (4)
• You have helped me when I struggled to rise into a clearer world, and I think, humble as I am, I can help you now. (10)
• He is not the sort of reader who will rise from this book humiliated and fortified, as any reader worthy of it will. (9)
• Old Jolyon did not rise on seeing his brother, but held out his hand, and exchanged with him the clasp of a Forsyte. (8)
• His greatness not so much in genius lies As in adroitness, when occasions rise, Lifelong convictions to extemporize. (14)
• But chance now favoured him, for he found he was expected, and at once conducted to a machine which was about to rise. (8)
• It is of interest because this system of nomenclature persisted long after the one which gave rise to it was obsolete. (3)
• Brooding over his glass, his long legs twisted under the table, he quite omitted to rise when the ladies left the room. (8)
• Hilary, looking down on the little hat which, by his special wish, contained no feathers, felt a lump rise in his throat. (8)
• Promise me that it shall be the decided endeavour of your energies and talents to rise to the height I point out to you? (10)
• Moreover, was not the priest, Le Loutre, at hand to give the signal to the Acadians to rise against their English masters? (19)
• He grasped the arms of his chair, trying to rise; his swollen hands trembled; a little saliva escaped one corner of his lips. (8)
• He flapped his arms, resembling for the moment those birds of enormous body which attempt a rise upon their wings and achieve a hop. (10)
• There they stood above the wide country, their bodies outlined against a sky fast growing light, evidently waiting for the sun to rise. (8)
• The channel narrows at this point, the hills crowd close to the banks, and great gray crags rise from the dark foliage on the steep slopes. (20)
• Temporarily the world war has given rise to peculiar problems, none of which, however, seems likely to have permanent effects on our newspapers. (16)
• He flung himself on a wayside bank, grovelling, to rise again calm and quite ready for society, upon the proper application of the clothes-brush. (10)
• Before morning Little Egg Harbor inlet was reached, but since the moon did not rise clear after midnight, Captain Sutherland stood on and off until daylight. (18)

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