Sentence examples for and surging in the from inspiring English sources

Bernie Sanders is drawing record crowds and surging in the polls because his value system is worth infinitely more than his opponent's ability to generate billions of dollars.

Al Gore found a new populist fervor in August 2000, and surged in the polls.

Then there's Newt: the candidate who just recently became viable and surged in the polls -- but has minimal organization and funding.

The former Arsenal man exchanged passes with Rafael van der Vaart and surged in to the box before slotting past Mark Schwarzer to spark wild celebrations.

Within weeks, the SNP was surging in the polls – and political recriminations continue within the coalition.

There is no vaccine, and infections surged in the 1960s and 1970s among drug users who shared needles.

The employment cost index, which tracks both wages and benefits, surged in the first quarter.

Exports from Malaysia, which include plywood and veneers, surged in the year after the 1995 Kobe earthquake.

Traffic on the sports sections of all major sites, like sports.yahoo.com, msnbc.com and cnnsi.com, surged in the last week.

But Miami (9-18) wastrongerer from that point on, pulling to 49-44 at halftime and surging ahead in the third quarter.

"It is good news for estate agents on commission, who report with glee every pulse and surge in the market.