Sentence examples for a tiny surge from inspiring English sources

A power-hungry transistor will steal energy from its neighbors, causing a tiny surge on the chip.

I ate the whole meal and felt a tiny surge of pride.

Now I felt a maternal pride -- what a good boy, to write to his mother so often -- and also a tiny surge of anxiety: would my son write letters to me?

Instead, corporate profits and the incomes of a tiny elite surged — sucking up so much of the economy's growth that only crumbs were left for everyone else.

Another, known as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), can reveal active centres in the brain by detecting the tiny surges in blood flow that take place as a mind whirrs.

All these competitors combined have managed to eke out only a tiny market share against surging PayPal.

But of course, the extent of destruction from the storm surge came because a tiny bit of extra sea height can hugely amplify a storm's impact.

He must seem like a tiny speck to the two bald eagles as they surge and soar above Big Bear Lake with eloquence and deadly aim.

If ever there were a tiny gadget that could take my breath away, it's the Mini Surge protector with USB from Belkin.

But new research has shown that seizures start with a tiny spark of activity and that they take hours to build to a surge.

The cloud will be scorched by electric current (a surge so forceful that it will make lightning seem like a tiny arc of static electricity), and bombarded by concentrated waves of radiation.