Sentence examples for fails to soar from inspiring English sources

"Legend of the Guardians" may be a hoot, but for all its pyrotechnics, it fails to soar.

And even in the hands of as good a writer as Mr. Hannah, this latest expression of that vision fails to soar.

Grayson Perry is a fine pundit, an interesting curator, but as a visual artist he is a hack whose work churns around and teems with futile incidents in a way that totally fails to soar.

About 1,200 people agreed to pay, but the tip did not pan out, and the stock failed to soar.

Figures from the British Retail Consortium published on Tuesday reveal that the transformation of Britain's festive period from a two-week bonanza to a six-week slog, starting in November, meant that high street sales failed to soar as expected in December 2015.

Some studies said The Times might be doomed in the television age if it failed to control soaring production and labor costs.

It's very funny, the tune is great, and there is tap-dancing, which never fails to make my heart soar.

Other well-publicized stunts included jumping over some 50 cars at the Los Angeles Coliseum (1973), a failed attempt to soar over the Snake River Canyon in Idaho using a rocket-powered motorcycle called the Sky-Cycle (1974), jumping over 13 buses at Wembley Stadium in London (1975), and leaping over a shark-filled tank in Chicago (1976).

[A1.] When an Oil Shock Fails to Shock Oil prices have soared and consumers are feeling the pinch but the overall reaction to the most recent surge is nothing like the crisis-like atmosphere caused by the Arab oil embargo of 1973 and the Iranian revolution in 1978-79.

It is fine to boast about the recovery, but this fails to address the problems of the soaring budget deficit in the short term.

The cost of the programme soared from £20bn in 2004 to somewhere north of £100bn today and fails to stop.