Sentence examples similar to back surges from inspiring English sources

By dusk, the tear gas was being volleyed again; the crowd, tired and surly, ran back, surged forward.

But a relentless Lancers team battled back, surging back in front and ending the third with a 50-46 cushion.

Coca-Cola on Monday brought back Surge, its Mountain Dew-ish citrus-flavored soda, after a hiatus of about a dozen years.

Sometimes there were back-to-back-to-back surges the same day.

On several occasions, the Giants' backs surged through gaping holes, and Jacobs and Bradshaw each broke away for runs of at least 20 yards.

Usually that's because of the way modern full-backs surge forwards, the clash with the opposing forward becoming sometimes a gauge of who's on top, and sometimes a decisive factor.

For those without that sort of corporate backing, Surge fills a need.

Playmaker James Rodriguez roams inside, retreating to the left when out of possession, while the full-backs surge forward to provide width, often leaving just one genuine holding midfielder covering.

Moffatt was the first to fall back before surges from Hewitt and Findlay proved too much for Jenkins.

Didn't back the surge in Iraq?

Then they soared, sprinted, roared back and surged to safety.