Nearly stemless herbs, with two smooth and shining flat leaves tapering into petioles and sheathing the base of the commonly one-flowered scape, rising from a deep solid-scaly bulb.
Near the high altar stands the strangest of pulpits, supported by polished pillars of granite, rising from lions' backs, which serve as pedestals.
A smoke, rising from one of these aquatic habitations, partially obscured the mountains beyond, and added not a little, to their effect.
Stipe and columella erect, brown and smooth, rising from a thin pallid hypothallus, tapering upward and vanishing into the capillitium toward the apex of the sporangium, the stipe usually longer than the columella.
A smoke, rising from one of these aquatic habitations, partially obscured the mountains beyond, and added not a little to their effect.
The building is irregular and picturesque, rising from a craggy eminence, and backed by a thicket of elm, bay, and arbor judæ.
Rising from the tierra caliente, the road enters upon the more temperate zone, the tierra templada, extending upwards towards the Great Plateau.
The colonies are cylindrical tubes about one quarter of an inch in height, rising from a creeping stem (/hydrorhiza/).
Many specimens have simple horny tubes, closed on top, rising from some of the cells to the height of half an inch.
When seen from the deck of a vessel in the roadstead, the city has a most imposing appearance, with its innumerable domes and spires rising from so elevated a situation, and wearing a strange and rather Moorish air.
The town stands on the declivity of a hill about 250 feet high, rising from one of the finest harbours in the world.
Hind-wings with vein 5 fully developed, rising from middle of transverse vein, parallel to 4, 8 very shortly anastomosing with upper margin of cell near base, thence rapidly diverging.
The Prince has just felt unwell on rising from table.
At last I could bear the stifling cabin no longer, so, rising from my bunk, I dressed myself and sought the coolness of the deck.
At a little distance apart an officer in fatigue uniform, armed, sat on a fallen tree noting the approach of the visitor, to whom a sergeant, rising fromone of the groups, now came forward.
The approach was interesting, winding through the evergreen copse and scattered ilex, with the sound of the church-bell at the Ave-Maria rising from below in the still air as we descended the mountain side.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rising from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
