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Meanings of risen once in English

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Usage of risen once in English
1
His sun had risen once more, and hope for the future shone brightly.
Bones of the Dragon
2
The number of privately imported vehicles has dramatically risen once again during February.
The Irish Times
3
There was no answer; Mrs. Ellmother had abruptly risen once more.
"I Say No"
4
Import prices have only risen once in the last eight months.
The Irish Times
5
Robbie had risen once more, and was tramping across the floor in his excitement.
The Shadow of a Crime: A Cumbrian Romance
6
The sun has risen once more for all of us!
Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
7
Unemployment has risen once again in Spain to another new record of more than six million.
BBC
8
They had only risen once in the past two years, a 10 percent increase last November.
Reuters
9
Now that the sun has risen once again upon Woodcrych, let it shine likewise upon Basildene.
In the Days of Chivalry: A Tale of the Times of the Black Prince
10
They have risen once-theymay rise again.
The terror
11
The wind had risen once more.
Phantoms
12
He had risen and staggered into the shrubbery, and there fallen, but had risen once more and got away.
A Rough Shaking
13
The impulse had risen unhindered and uncriticised from her heart, and if it had risen once it could rise again.
Senator North
14
All have lived their lives, more than once; have suffered shipwreck, started again, gone to pieces and risen once more.
The Road to Damascus, a Trilogy
15
Besides, the peasantry that has risen once may rise again, and I shall not be here to protect him from its violence.
The Trampling of the Lilies
16
Fred's laugh relieved the tension somewhat and when dinner had been prepared by the guides the spirits of all had risen once more.
The Go Ahead Boys and Simon's Mine
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