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I smothered the retort that rose to my lips.

The whole land rose to resist foreign aggression.

The submarine submerged, then rose to the surface.

Do not fear to be stabbed by the rose to you, dare not to pick roses.

Rose was forced to choose between the two men, is professor of charming romantic or old police? The film eventually rose to be?

Bertha frowned, finding it difficult to repress the sarcasms that rose to her lips.

It rose to a peak of 213 at 5pm, before falling to 113 at 11pm.

Overview: The Division mainly rock rose extract rock China's Zhejiang province rose to the growth of raw materials extracted by petroleum ether extract obtained.

Mrs. Corney rose to get another cup and saucer from the closet.

I was so hurt by her coldness and scepticism that tears rose to my eyes.

Remember, it is better to give a rose to the living than a precious wreath to the dead.

Hook rose to the rock to breathe, and at the same moment Peter scaled it on the opposite side.

Bond yields in Ireland dropped back to 7.93%, but rose to 4.75% in Spain and 11.75% in Greece.

The sun went away and the time came for the rose to come to the curtain. Snowflakes were falling in succession. The rose bloomed its last smiling face and greeted the gift of God.

Car plate prices in Shanghai rose to a 24-month high in the year's first auction. The average price of a private car license rose to RMB38311, up from RMB37593 a month earlier.

He escaped from prison in the late 1960s and rose to power with the support of other Arab nationalists.

After the dinner, Baishi rose to say goodbye and thanked Chairman Mao very much for his high courtesy.

Far-reaching road to the distance,rose to love!I want to give all of my love to you,my darling.

The German Ifo Institute’s business climate index rose to 107.6 in October, according to news reports. The indicator was expected to slip to 106.4 from 106.8 in September.

Steven Gerrard powered down the left and when he produced a sublime cross to the far post Cheyrou rose to power in what proved to be the winner.

He rose to his feet in terror, feeling sticky and fat, and rushed to the open window to gulp in fresh air.

Wen Yi-to rose to his full height and smote the table, angrily faced the Kuomintang pistols and died rather than submit.

Classical religion covered the period from the dawn of history to approximately the beginning of the Christian era when Taoism rose to prominence.

I rose to the bait.

He rose to the rank of general.

A dusky blush rose to her cheek.

Luckily, my mother rose to the occasion.

Lending by banks rose to $10 billion last year.

When he was strong enough to stand without support, he rose to his feet.

Such discretion allowed him to retain his standing as the Empire rose to power.

Chang Su-su let go of Lin Pei-shan and rose to greet the man:

He had hardly finished when someone rose to refute his points.

One day, you entrusted a friend of yours to bring a rose to me, but my heart had died away.

The average 30-year mortgage rate, which is based off of the 10-year Treasury rate, rose to 6.75% Wednesday from 6.05% Oct. 6, as the 10-year Treasury yield rose, according to HSH Associates.

shrubby raspberry of eastern North America having showy rose to purplish flowers and red or orange thimble-shaped fruit.

Every village that rose to defend itself, as a matter of course, had to seek to get its neighbor to do the same.

Crow frog cheers trip and a trip to the title to the stone, slowly, well water rose to the well, crow finally drink the water.

In a list of the world's most expensive cities for expatriates, Hong Kong rose to 32nd place from 52nd in 2009, according to a report released Thursday.

She rose to her feet.

They rose to applaud the speaker.

Wen Yiduo rose to his full height and refused to submit to the enemy.

People wear a white rose to honor a father who has deceased and a red rose for a father who is living.

A friend of yours to bring a rose to me, but my heart had died away. The.

They had citizenship and legal fights quite independently of their husbands, and some even rose to be judges.

The overall unemployment rate rose to 7.6% of the Labour force during the three months to May, according to official figures published on July 15th.

The chief of police rose to his feet, bowed to us, and then clicked his heels together with such vigour that one of the constables dropped his rifle.

History tells of slaves who rose to the purple.

When the meeting was at an end, they all rose to their feet and left.

When the invited speaker did not arrive, the chairman rose to the occasion and delivered an excellent unprepared speech.

The conference rose to applaud the speaker.

A flood threatened to burst the reservoir, but soldiers rose to the occasion and reinforced the banks in no time.

In Paris, rapeseed prices rose to record levels, up 1.5 per cent to 鈧

"It seemed to work," Krystkowiak said of bringing the starters back. "We're still fine-tuning some stuff, but everybody pretty much rose to the occasion, I thought."