Rome rose and fell on the quality of its roads.
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It's also why punishments rose and fell with global market fluctuations.
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Their fortunes rose and fell with those of the liberal, cosmopolitan state.
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A decade ago, North Dakota's economy rose and fell with crop prices.
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Muffled beats from adjoining recording suites rose and fell in the background.
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Mr. Smith's stock as an artist rose and fell dramatically through the years.
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A handful of companies rose and fell as quarterly earnings kept trickling out.
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For much of human history, boundaries were temporary, shifting as empires rose and fell.
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The Continental endured for several more decades, but its aesthetic fortunes rose and fell.
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But while all these nameplates rose and fell, there was another always present: The Mustang.
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The water level methodically rose and fell, so that she was sometimes submerged, sometimes wading.
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Her husband's standing in Sierra Leone rose and fell depending on the government in power.
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More feeling than vision, my dream rose and fell, hinged as it was to the pickax.
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This exhibition looks at his plays as they rose and fell in popularity through North American history.
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My own family suffered, too, as our fortune rose and fell like a cork in the ocean.
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One recent evening, flocks of warbling swallows rose and fell in unison over the mosque's ancient courtyard.
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People and buildings changed all around it, regimes rose and fell, but the monumental block never moved.
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Offshoots rose and fell in the next decades as acolytes worked to keep the book in print.
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The wind rose and fell in heavy gusts; Lim's hair, tousled even indoors, grew still more animated.
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Cohen makes a larger point about the context in which Logue and his colleagues rose and fell.
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Lest we forget the Mermaid Frappuccino, Unicorn Lemonade, Dragon Frappuccino, and all others that quickly rose and fell.
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He arrived in town when quarterback Cam Newton was a rookie, and their fortunes rose and fell together.
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Dynasties rose and fell, but each new emperor ordered porcelain to be brought from Jingdezhen to their courts.
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His thin chest rose and fell in an uneven rhythm, and red-tinged fluid seeped from his swollen lips.
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The greenback rose and fell throughout the week after news surrounding the central bank policy meetings and tax reform.
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Governments rose and fell while Mr Macron drummed his fingers; the transatlantic bond stretched, and came close to snapping.
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Gates rose and fell with Manafort When Manafort joined the Trump campaign, he brought Gates on board shortly thereafter.
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As Falciani's fortunes rose and fell, we kept in touch through Skype, and I often thought of those ads.
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Sitting with her 103-year-old son, Lorenzo, she pumped her fists as Mr. Trump's voice rose and fell.
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But all these publications that rose and fell, at least they gave some people some jobs for a while.
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Moraines and gentle drumlins rose and fell along the riverside, creating miniature highlands shrouded in red oak and sugar maple.
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My husband found that his happiness rose and fell with hours spent hanging out with friends or sitting in traffic.
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The rough exurbs of Cape Town yielded to an amber veld with patches of irrigated green; hills rose and fell.
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We still don't even fully know why crime rose and fell during the period Latzer looks at — something Latzer acknowledges.
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Then, after several months, I noticed that these sensations rose and fell; the constancy of the aggression had been a fantasy.
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As the "gang of eight" bipartisan immigration push rose and fell, Gutiérrez said he continued to work with Ryan through back channels.
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But over the past few million years, massive ice sheets expanded and receded, and seas rose and fell by hundreds of feet.
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Seven thousand people rose and fell in red hats and T-shirts — to Luciano Pavarotti's performance of "Nessun dorma" from a Puccini opera.
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This visualization tracks the companies that, over the past 20143 years, have entered and left the iconic index as their fortunes rose and fell.
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For decades, Hamptons real estate rose and fell with the stock market since so many of the buyers worked in finance and Wall Street.
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For some countries, this monetary serfdom was tolerable because their industries were closely tied to Germany's, and business conditions rose and fell in tandem.
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A waving canopy of galactic shag lined the stage, and above the crowd, a carpet of glittering strands rose and fell in the breeze.
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On screen, bar graphs rose and fell like roller coasters and pie charts exploded into existence while Minhaj recited admissions figures for elite colleges.
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In the distance a bird's call rose and fell, full of sorrows, and I felt again like I'd found my place in the world.
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As the event unfolded, Mr. Trump's name continued to lead global searches in Google, even as queries for other world leaders rose and fell.
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Instead its base rate, which was fixed in 1989, had an adjustment added that rose and fell with the price of the fuel Prepa used.
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Canada's "nearly unchanged national tally," CREA said, was the result of "an even split between the number of local markets" where sales rose and fell.
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It was beautiful, but the rain rose and fell, starting and stopping ceaselessly, as though someone were shaking out a massive sodden towel above us.
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Whereas local housing markets rose and fell together during the housing bubble and bust, the housing recovery which began in America in 2012 has been patchy.
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Dynasties rose and fell, the religious makeup of India changed, but Indian architecture, like Indian food, music and literature, was able to absorb the new influences.
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Instead, he worked an octagonal stage that rose and fell throughout the night, sometimes placing him atop a small mountain, and other times rendering him approachable.
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The first run of Black Mirror, the dystopian British show that rose and fell inside Netflix, featured an episode about the relentless fragments that people now accumulate.
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As the diggers' shovels rose and fell, he craned forwards as if to recognize the face of the elder brother he never knew among the dusty skeletons.
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That clutter is a remnant and reminder of the general election, when a half-dozen super PACs rose and fell at various points as Trump campaign aides did.
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Casablanca, whose parties and other stimulant-enhanced antics are part of music industry lore, rose and fell with the disco craze and is often identified with that genre.
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It was held in the darkened basement of the metallurgist's headquarters, in a black room bisected with zigzagging white lines that rose and fell (literally) like tiny pyramids.
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In the last ice age, sea levels rose and fell as water was locked up in ice sheets during cold periods and released to the oceans in warm ones.
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The agony of Vietnam seemed endless at the time, but the American troop presence rose and fell in a simple arc, climbing from 1964 until 19683 and falling thereafter.
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Dr. Elmer Ekblaw, the geologist, "blossomed into a steady contributor," while Ensign Fitzhugh Green, a "troubled young man whose spirits rose and fell like the tides," went steadily mad.
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" Their voices, at first a chorus, rose and fell, until they became a single barely audible whisper: "You humans are smart, you must have a good answer for me.
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Within months, the chair became what New York magazine dubbed a "dotcom throne"—a four-figure status symbol that rose and fell and rebounded with the fortunes of Silicon Valley.
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His professional fortunes rose and fell as tastes changed, but he was, his last business partner says, profitable when he succumbed to an AIDS-related illness in 1992 at 49.
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As the world froze and melted and sea levels rose and fell over 30,1003 years, Australia's Great Barrier Reef, which is roughly the size of Italy, died and revived five times.
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"We're a rainbow made of children, we're a family singing songs," their voices rose and fell in a civil rights song from the movie "Billy Jack," but tweaked for the school.
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The events she described to me took place mostly between 2013 and 2017, a span of time in which the alt-right rose and fell dramatically as it attempted to go mainstream.
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While other candidates rose and fell in Iowa polls, Sanders steadily gained ground, training thousands of supporters and volunteers to do the hard work of organizing in neighborhoods and at precinct caucuses.
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But his stock rose and fell with his business partner -- after Manafort resigned in August 2016 amid questions about his Ukraine dealings, Gates' role was diminished, and he later left the campaign.
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As The Libertines rose and fell and rose again, sailing through the music press like a battered wooden ship, that alleyway has become a winkle-pickered mecca for fans of the band.
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Apple has since released a more education-focused iPad model, but the point remains that the trend of iPads in schools rose and fell over the course of just a few years.
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The intensity of the panic rose and fell more than once over these 200 years and, according to scholars, coincided with personal grievances and the state's insistence that all citizens actively promote God's will.
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But his stock once again rose and fell with his business partner -- after Manafort resigned in August 2016 amid questions about his Ukraine dealings, Gates' role was diminished, and he later left the campaign.
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Like a stock chart, the fortunes of the four Roy siblings rose and fell over the course of the first season of "Succession," Jesse Armstrong's HBO drama about a wealthy media family's Shakespearean struggles.
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Instead, Prepa has held its base rate fixed since 1989, with an adjustment added on that rose and fell in tandem with the price of the fuel — mostly oil — that Prepa used to generate power.
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The purpose of Fraser's capsule histories is to rise above this kind of generalization, in favor of more specific accounts of how class rose and fell in American politics and culture at one time or another.
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Thais came to see this Buddhist king as a father figure wholly dedicated to their welfare, and as the embodiment of stability in a country where political leadership rose and fell through decades of military coups.
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Ailes did for conservative politicians what the advertisers did for dog food and washing detergent -- turned them into a consumer product that rose and fell less on their material qualities than on their bright and exciting packaging.
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OTTAWA, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland on Wednesday sidestepped a question as to whether Ottawa would accuse China of manipulating the yuan, saying there could be lots of reasons why currencies rose and fell.
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Usman Chohan, an economist and researcher at the University of New South Wales, compares the current hysteria to the "irrational exuberance" of the dot-com era where paper fortunes rose and fell based on an illogical, capricious market.
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Its king was delighted by that, though he himself rose and fell, going bust at one point (he was hopeless with money), failing to win a seat in the Welsh Assembly and, by 2007, selling all his shops.
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Empires rose and fell; wars raged; people were enslaved and freed; and the tree from 2500 B.C. continued its implacable slow-motion existence, adding about two-hundredths of an inch to the diameter of its trunk each year.
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WASHINGTON — For the past year, the Democratic presidential candidates debated the merits of sweeping liberal ideas, fretted over notions of electability and bias, and rose and fell in the polls as voters struggled to choose a front-runner.
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Coinbase was valued by venture capitalists at about $1.6 billion last summer, but that was largely before a surge of interest in retail cryptocurrency trading as assets like bitcoin dramatically rose and fell in late 2017 and early 2018.
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Take the 2000 election, when markets rose and fell by only a percentage point or two, as the networks went back and forth on whether George W. Bush or Al Gore had the edge in Florida and in the Electoral College.
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He proposes a Marxist interpretation, with invocations of Karl Kautsky and Antonio Gramsci, according to which the intellectual ideal in its Parisian version rose and fell in tandem with the workers' movement, from the late 19th century to the late 20th.
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What they did: 11 people wearing ankle exoskeletons equipped with sensors walked on a treadmill while engineers measured how much energy they expended and algorithms gathered data about how each ankle rotated, and the timing of how it rose and fell during walking.
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Oil prices ended little changed in volatile trade in which prices rose and fell by $1 a barrel depending on the latest comment from OPEC officials at a technical conference in Vienna on whether cartel members would agree to an output cut.
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This week's chart offers a look at the major metropolitan areas where one-bedroom rents rose and fell the most — and where you are likely to find some of the best (or worst) deals if you are in the market for a one-bedroom rental.
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Though M.L.S. preaches parity in its model (there have been eight different winners of the M.L.S. Cup in the past 10 years), a strong Galaxy team has been somewhat constant since the league's inception, a reliable touchstone as other teams rose and fell around it.
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As the seasons continued, she was revealed to be lazy, gratingly tactless and increasingly embittered, as her relationship with Mark rose and fell through the highs of consummation, a plateau of toleration born of mutual desperation and eventually to the post-divorce lows of recriminatory co-parenting.
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I drove off into an afternoon, and, in the space of just five hours, the sky turned purple and spit rain and snowflakes, whipping wind rose and pelted us with hail, numerous sets of double rainbows rose and fell, and finally a surreal golden light bathed the entire world.
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Her energy levels rose and fell so quickly that she was told she had a version of bipolar disorder called "rapid cycling," a term that describes people who have four or more manic episodes in a year, but is also applied, more loosely, to people who shift dramatically between moods.
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The bar graphs indicating which apps she used the most rose and fell — on the first day of protests, her most used app was YouTube, but as she tracked the news, swapped information with friends, and posted pictures from protests she attended, her list became dominated by Twitter, WhatsApp, and Instagram.
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Dating back to the 1940s corporate profits and labor rose and fell together, reflecting the general growth of the economy, note economists at the St. Louis Fed: What's happening: Capital Economics chief economist Neil Shearing says the change has to do with a shift in incentives for decision makers at large companies.
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The old ancien regimes, tangled in complexes, mired in past sins, still flaunt themselves, as Trump's strange and spooky cosmic cousin, Boris Johnson of Britain, the former mayor of London, rose and fell almost overnight and crippled Britain, leaving it adrift and despised in a world it had dominated for 500 years.
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" The music "seemed to stir in me a vague memory, something that might have come from a dream," Mr. Sarno wrote in a memoir, "Song From the Forest" (1993), "voices blending into a subtle polyphony, weaving a melody that rose and fell in endless repetition, as hypnotic as waves breaking on a shore.
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On Monday morning, as markets rose and fell with the whiplashing events in Italy, Mr. Mattarella gave a new mandate to form a government to Carlo Cottarelli, a respected economist, former International Monetary Fund official and Italian government appointee, who told reporters that he would form a caretaker government only with the goal of passing a budget and guiding Italy to new elections.
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It was enthralling to listen to the game for the first time across the table from this very exuberant man who often told me how he equated calling games to singing, how his voice rose and fell with the events of the game, how he hit his high notes with the enthusiasm of a tenor onstage at the Metropolitan Opera.
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In a paper published on Monday in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, an international team of scientists examined 67 jar handles collected from excavations of Judah, an Iron Age kingdom encompassing the region around Jerusalem between the eighth and second centuries B.C. Embedded in these handles, scientists say, are records of how the magnetic field rose and fell during those centuries.
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Just for that, it's worth looking at what we can learn from the book and what it tells us about these ongoing debates, particularly as Black Lives Matter and other racial justice movements continue across the US. Latzer's book is at its best — and most revealing — when it's focused simply on the history of crime in America and, particularly, how it rose and fell through the latter half of the 20th century.
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And because Mr. West cannot do anything in half measure, what was supposed to be a small presentation to the industry instead culminated about half an hour later on the sloping lawn outside the building as thronged masses — those who had been invited and those who had been waiting on the street in the cold and rain — were treated to a fashion show en plein-air and from afar: pea-size models strolling round the outside of the dome and projected onto the curving sides of the building as security people attempted to herd attendees off the actual lawn and onto some artificial grass that had been laid for the occasion (though it was so dark and crowded, no one could tell the difference) and everyone jostled for position and a choir of car horns rose and fell in unison, which at first everyone thought was a manifestation of traffic rage, but then turned out to be part of the performance.
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