rise up *

In the end of 1941 the number rose up to 24,000.

Said and done, the wall rose up in the dark.

The world rose up and hit him in the face.

I rose up a bit and turned my head, looking toward the water.

About then was when the city rose up to hit her in the face.

Then, a feeling like a light began to rise up in him.

Other groups have been rising up to take their place.

He rose up; or at least some part of him did.

Then the earth seemed to rise up in front of him.

I rose up to look at the road below us.

The street seemed to be rising up under my feet.

The floor seemed to rise up and hit her in the face.

The power would have to rise up in her again.

That one word rose up above all others in his mind.

But at that moment, I rose up and tried to run from her.

If the whole city rose up against Her forces, you might have a chance.

His feet, she said, were on the street, and the rest of him rose up, high into the dark.

One day we'd all rise up together into the sun.

A white figure rose up from the chair behind the table.

The ground rose up and hit him like a club.

He rose up in his seat and looked around the field.

And above all we do not allow the dead to rise up against us.

They are all not able to rise up the sun.

The fear rose up in him like a strong drug.

The river might rise up during the night and hold them for days.