Sentence examples for a surging drive from inspiring English sources

The boisterous "Salt Peanuts," featuring Faddis' delivering Gillespie's familiar chattery vocal, was marked by a surging drive from drummer Kenny Washington and bassist Peter Washington, and "All the Things You Are" featured nimble runs from altoist Jesse Davis.

Howard Dean of Vermont, who has conducted a surging campaign.

The pianist Emanuel Ax played with his customary poise and effervescence, shaping unaccompanied lines with a flexibility that offered a dramatic contrast to the surging drive elsewhere.

A slow, meditative passage for violin and cello leads to a surging section driven by prickly piano rhythms; a brusque scherzo is followed by an icy slow movement and an agitated finale.

The south is in the grip of a surging independence movement, and sectarian tensions are rising dangerously in the north.

(This would echo 1994, when a surging populist movement - the Northern League - made 31-year-old Irene Pivetti speaker).

Oil prices are indeed much higher now than in early 2003, but the war's impact on global oil supplies has been relatively small; a surging world economy has driven up demand.

The mines operated up to 1990, until a surging yen and international competition drove operations out of business.

But West Brom could have been 3-1 ahead with Green making good saves to keep out Gardner's deflected 25-yard free-kick and then Sessegnon powerful drive which followed a surging run into the box.

The drilling is part of an extraordinary boom, driven by high prices and a surging domestic appetite, that is on track to include the drilling of about 18,000 gas wells this year, a 60percentt increase over 1999 and more than in any year since 1982, near the height of the energy crisis.

And in a first half high on endeavour but short on quality, Rodgers' move almost paid the perfect dividend when Ibe ended a surging run on the right with a powerful rising drive that struck the woodwork with Joel Robles beaten.