Sentence examples for Soar away from inspiring English sources

Then April 2012 saw The Avengers soar away with £15.78m, including £2.55m in previews – more than double the Iron Man 2 debut.

"The reason it was all agreed by the Department [for Work and Pensions] was no one expected this particular bit of PIPs to soar away.

"They say that somewhere in Africa the elephants have a secret grave where they go to lie down, unburden their wrinkled grey bodies, and soar away," wrote Robert R McCammon in his bestselling novel Boy's Life.

We spend hours sliding down the big apricot and cream-yellow dunes that soar away from the town, enjoying the sand's cool softness between our toes and shrieking with excitement at the glorious openness and space.

In September, it seemed that he was about to soar away from Mr Bush on an updraft of credit for economic performance.On the night, some Democrats blamed Ralph Nader for the fall, arguing that he could have been the deciding factor in narrowly contested states, such as Florida and Oregon.

With just over half of fares being unregulated, will average fares soar away?

Where art thou soaring away to, Russia?

Thereafter inequality has soared away again, with child poverty rising steeply too.

Russia scored silver and a breathtaking Japanese team soared away with gold.

As songs continued, Faudel soared away from the melody with improvisational flourishes.

'Goodbye,' cried the Fire-balloon, as he soared away, dropping tiny blue sparks.