Sentence examples for get a surge from inspiring English sources
"You tend to get a surge," the professor said.
When you open everything up, you get a surge of excitement.
Some days I get a surge of energy and think, yes!
I can't run one mile at 5 10, so where am I going to get a surge?
The thing you find is that it's easier to play in the playoffs with injuries because you get a surge of adrenaline in the big games".
When "dusk" gets pushed progressively later because of these false light cues, we get a surge of energy rather than the intended melatonin release.
Gallagher's not afraid to bring out his big guns either – we get a surging Champagne Supernova, Whatever, The Masterplan and, at the show's conclusion, an absolutely mighty Don't Look Back in Anger, which provokes the tear-stained singalong of the weekend.
E-commerce sites are getting a surge in activity from phone-users.But this budding revolution needs clever regulation.
Such is the windfall for P90X, a workout DVD getting a surge of publicity ever since Representative Paul D. Ryan was picked to be Mitt Romney's running mate.
He says that he got a surge of e-mails, from friends and strangers, but in public his fellow gospel stars remained silent, or worse.
Marie C. Quinn, a travel agent at Personal Concierge International in New York, which arranges high-end trips, said she had gotten a surge of calls from clients seeking to book Caribbean vacations.
