Sentence examples for back soaring from inspiring English sources

"His son Prince Nikolaos and his wife Princess Tatiana made the same move a few months back". Soaring property prices in London apparently spurred the move.

Weaker growth could also derail Japan's plans to raise taxes and pare back soaring government debt, which reached ¥1 quadrillion, or $10.3 trillion, in the latest quarter, more than twice the size of its economy.

The show kicked off with Miguel and his five-piece band, dressed all in white, playing the sweet crowd-pleaser Sure Thing from his debut album, and The Thrill, a stripped-back, soaring number from his excellent 2012 follow-up Kaleidoscope Dream.

Some fast strings backing soaring male vocals.

And despite generous state backing, soaring manufacturing costs crippled the consortium's finances.

His performance was described as "utterly electrifying", and left his "stock among draft-eligible running backs soaring with NFL scouts".

The full-back soared above a throng to claim the ball and one avenue of attack, by the aerial route was slammed shut.

Merfin, prosecutors said, then used the profits to help pay back its soaring loan costs.

Resource sector investment, he said, had risen from an average of about 2 percent of gross domestic product to peak around 8 percent on the back of soaring international demands.

Meanwhile, on the back of soaring oil prices, Shell is now making £1.3bn profit a month as its executives enthusiastically stuff their pockets on the back of it.

The last 12 months have been terrible for energy executives, who have replaced banking bosses as public punchbags on the back of soaring fuel prices and fractured trust.