Sentence examples for creating a surge from inspiring English sources
"Everything was about creating a surge of energy into the schools," he said.
In addition, retailers and distributors greatly expanded their own warehouse capacity to feed that demand, creating a surge in orders to fill their shelves.
They usually end after substantial Fed interest rate cuts, which make cars and houses more affordable and unleash pent-up demand, creating a surge of growth.
Forty to 50 years ago the Stooges saturated the television airwaves, creating a surge of fame long after vaudeville acts and film shorts had faded as commercial genres.
The summit meeting intends to accelerate such efforts by creating a surge of financial and technical support that will push Mr. Obama's four-year plan over the finish line.
He describes an impossible woman named Emily who "was incapable of saying please, incapable of saying thank you and incapable of saying sorry, all the while creating a surge in the demand for these expressions".
Finn created a surge of momentum by heaving in a halfcourt shot at the horn.
Low interest rates, for example, have created a surge in business for mortgage bankers.
The region's thirst for cooler air yesterday created a surge in demand for power.
As with Carter and Clinton, Obama saw his first year in office create a surge in anti-government sentiment on the right.
