In the second set she really rose to the occasion.
I will try to rise to the occasion of being a good son.
As Americans always do, they are rising to the occasion.
You want to step your own game up and rise to the occasion.
Give the American people a chance to save a life, and they usually rise to the occasion.
Everybody has a chance to step up, and a lot of guys rose to the occasion.
In return, she had to make some kind of effort to rise to the occasion.
When you put him in an older age group, he always rose to the occasion.
But a man could only rise to the occasion so many times in a day.
"But once the performance started, I had the sense that people really rose to the occasion."
Two years ago he certainly would have risen to the challenge.
Democrats on the committee say they will rise to the challenge.
But, after a bit, they started rising to the challenge.
"Isn't it time somebody else around the world stood up and rose to the challenge?"
So the Russians had to be seen to rise to the challenge.
"Because he always just seems to rise to the challenge."
He couldn't rise to the challenge or even understand it.
We should rise to the challenge and address this problem.
I do not yet know whether this will work, but we must rise to the challenge.
The author does not believe we will be able to rise to the challenge.
Idiome