Sentence for risen | Use risen in a sentence

Examples of risen sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use risen in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for risen.

• They had risen. (10)
• Dacier had risen. (10)
• She, too, had risen. (8)
• Woodseer had risen. (10)
• Mr. Ventnor had risen. (8)
• They had all risen now. (8)
• Cecilia, too, had risen. (8)
• Murlock had risen to his feet. (1)
• His spirits had risen remarkably. (8)
• He glanced at her: a cloud had risen. (10)
• Labor had also risen to 200 per cent. (17)
• Niels Heinrich had risen noiselessly. (12)
• She had risen, and he stood up perforce. (9)
• But when she has risen later in the morning. (10)
• But when she has risen later in the morning. (22)
• The wind, which had risen somewhat during Mr. (8)
• Sir Franks had risen and walked to the window. (10)
• She could fancy her having risen from the dead. (10)
• The sky was dark above the river; the wind had risen. (8)
• Edward favoured the fallen government, Robert the risen. (8)
• Something dark had risen from the sofa in the far corner. (8)
• His tutor had risen, and was ironically surveying his knees. (8)
• In an hour the heroine had risen to the measure of the hero. (10)
• Burnamy had risen restlessly, and she did not ask him to stay. (9)
• Weisspriess has risen, as though I struck the blow of a babe. (10)
• And they began to shoot towards earth faster than they had risen. (8)
• After whispering together a short time they had risen and gone out. (5)
• The colonel had risen from the rock upon which they had been sitting. (1)
• Colonel Halkett stared at Beauchamp as if he had risen from the deep. (10)
• She had risen up the grass-mound, and he hung brooding half-way down. (10)
• She reported that he had not yet risen, and took Crossjay to herself. (10)
• He had risen, and he offered his hand to Mavering, who was still seated. (9)
• The wind had risen, blowing from the West, and sunshine was flying on it. (8)
• He fell on a knee before her, and forgot he had done so when he had risen. (10)
• The captain had risen and was walking the floor of his tent, visibly excited. (1)
• Another sun had risen to clasp his bride: It was another earth unto him sang. (10)
• Aunt Hester, who had also risen, sank back in her chair, and turned her face away. (8)
• I should be glad to think I passed a time beneath the earth, and have risen again. (10)
• She had the look of a risen corpse, recalling some one of the bloody ends of life. (22)
• The sky was lightly overcast, and a rather chill, draughty, rustling wind had risen. (8)
• Old Jolyon had risen, and, cigar in mouth, went to inspect the group at close quarters. (8)
• But could she give more loyal guarantee Than wooing Wisdom, that in her a soul Has risen? (10)
• From that there could no fall, at least, and now she had risen from it only to sink again. (9)
• Mr. Stone was seen to have risen to his feet, and to be very slowly moving towards his desk. (8)
• Glorious and solely glorious love, that has risen above emotion, quite independent of craving! (10)
• To look at it was to fancy they had been walking under water and had now risen to the surface. (10)
• For the sun had risen, and through the Eastern windows came pouring its level and mysterious joy. (8)
• Every one had risen, shaken hands with Scorrier, and expressed themselves indebted for his coming. (8)
• His words had risen from sobriety to passion; his face was pale, and his eyes had a fevered glow. (12)
• The soldier, who had risen heavily, offered Noel one of his podgy hands, with a sad and heavy giggle. (8)
• Now, when he had risen from the soft green bank that was his couch, lo, at his feet a damsel weeping! (10)
• At this she gasped; she had risen her breath to deny or defy, and hung on the top of it without a voice. (10)
• I had involuntarily risen to rescue that scrap of paper, sacred even to me, and now stood partly behind her. (1)
• The speaker had risen to his feet and was steadying himself by one of the straps hanging from the roof of the car. (1)
• Lord Valleys also got up, and they went out together, leaving Barbara, who had risen, looking doubtfully at the door. (8)
• While he was speaking, Merthyr entered the room, and behind him a messenger who brought word that Bergamo had risen. (10)
• He walked with his dog towards the risen sun, alone in the silvery light of Hampstead, meditating deeply on his dream. (8)
• That great class to which they had risen, and now belonged, demanded a certain candour, a still more certain reticence. (8)
• Her joy broke out in a cry of thankfulness at sight of Angelo; he had risen from his bed; he could stand, and he smiled. (10)
• The others had risen and were gathered in a knot at the end of the table; old Heythorp and Mr. Ventnor alone remained seated. (8)
• Fort had the impression of something dark and writhing; the thin black form of his host, who had risen and come close to the fire. (8)
• Something like the mortal yearning to look upon the dead risen to life, made it impossible for him to remain absent and in doubt. (10)
• Something like the mortal yearning to look upon the dead risen to life, made it impossible for him to remain absent and in doubt. (22)
• Fanny with doubting feelings had risen to meet him, but sank down again on finding herself undistinguished in the dusk, and unthought of. (4)
• The ladies attributively of central Massachusetts had risen from their table, and were making for the door without having paid for their supper. (9)
• But before this time bitter displeasures had risen between Clemens and Raymond, and Clemens was determined that Raymond should never have the play. (9)

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