Sentence examples for big soaring from inspiring English sources
"There are big soaring anthems," you add, "a strong love interest, and a plot that undoubtedly grips.
She has a big, soaring voice but sometimes has trouble with the theatrical side of singing: persuading the audience she feels the emotions of the song's narrator.
Their music is almost like it comes from a musical - it's verging on cabaret, all big soaring notes and dramatic stories.
There was a marked change in direction, the Celtic folk flavour much reduced in favour of a polished melodic rock sound, hard rockers mixed with big, soaring ballads and the occasional prog epic.
An intense young woman who read a lot of Edgar Allan Poe as a child, Florence specialises in dark, gothic imagery - werewolves, wedding dresses, bleeding hearts and coffins - and quirky tunes that start quietly and build into big, soaring climaxes.
It doesn't come from one big soaring ambition to reach the sky or reclaim the sea – that's more of a fascist groove.
But Tseng wants you to dream bigger, soaring past disrupting already established tendencies to remain on the cutting edge of technology and eventually, to become much more than just a product to become a way of life, a better way of life, a philosophy that many startups disturbingly preach.
But in seizing on issues animating her party's base — the influence of big banks, soaring student loan debt and the widening gulf between the wealthy and the working class — Ms. Warren is challenging the centrist economic approach that has been the de facto Democratic policy since President Bill Clinton and his fellow moderates took control of the party two decades ago.
C14 BUSINESS DAY C1-13 BAgainst Against Big Oil Soaring profits for oil giants like Exxon Mobil and Chevron are fueling long-standing resentments against Big Oil could lead Congress to impose some additional burdens on the industry, although the idea that the Bush administration was considering imposing a windfall profits tax was knocked down by officials.
The news sent the shares of Big Blue soaring $8 1/2, to $175 1/4 a share.
Developing countries are interested in nuclear power for several big reasons: soaring electricity demand, desire for zero-carbon generation and concerns about energy security.
