Sentence examples similar to breaking surges from inspiring English sources

Galveston began building a seawall that is now 10 miles long and some 17 feet high, to break storm surges from the Gulf of Mexico.

But France elevated its play after the break, surging ahead by 39-21 and holding on for the victory.

(The poll, released July 3, was conducted from June 26 to 29, well before the Mets' pre-All-Star-break surge).

As a record-breaking surge pushed Ukip from zero in 2010 to 60% in Clacton, Nigel Farage predicted that he could soon hold the national balance of power.

A dense network of piers, wetlands and oyster beds could project out into New York Harbor from the waterfronts on all sides, breaking up storm surges.

It's a rule of thumb, though, that late-breaking surges often are predictive.

And if woody plants like mangroves also grow nearby, all the better for breaking waves and surge.

Suddenly, though, the ball was lost and from behind that line, Daly set off, breaking two tackles, surging out of his 22.

Yet the party has recently seen its support surge, breaking into double figures in January, and roughly quadrupling its membership in a year, even if its poll numbers have fallen back somewhat recently.

As Colorado lawmakers passed these sweeping gun control laws during the first quarter of the year, gun sales surged, breaking new records in the state.

We can make such systems more resilient by "hardening" them, with watertight barriers that can withstand the highest possible tidal surges; by breaking down their scale, so that a failure in one part of the system causes the least amount of damage or disruptions; and by redesigning them so that critical systems lie above flood level.