Sentence examples for brief upsurge from inspiring English sources
But in point of fact the political right in America, after enjoying a brief upsurge in the anti-communist and anti-New Deal reactions of the late 1940s, was in very bad shape by 1955.
The shooting sparked a brief upsurge of anger in Pakistan against the militants.
A brief upsurge of enthusiasm ensued, resulting in the establishment of the Shakespeare Oxford Society in the US in 1957.
These findings, along with the growing international collaboration fostered by the WHO project, inspired a rapid upsurge in research activity on brief interventions.
In 1958, she made two brief appearances in The Legend of Lu Ban and A Great Upsurge, which wrapped up her entire film career.
Sadly for the actor, the play is scheduled to close on Sunday unless there is an upsurge in ticket sales over the weekend, but for a brief period, his familiar marquee appellation has been listed on the program as playing the slippery Chicago junk-shop proprietor and con man Donny Dubrow.
At a Pentagon news briefing, Mr. Rumsfeld said any increase in troops would coincide with an upsurge of pilgrims expected to visit Muslim shrines in coming weeks.
Mr Weinbach, who was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a European press briefing in the French resort town of St-Paul-de-Vence St-Paul-de-Vence St-Paul-de-Vence St-Paul-de-VencerbaddedOxley.
The populist upsurge is real.
"The upsurge has started again".
