Sentence examples for is set to soar from inspiring English sources
"The Shenzhou-5 is set to soar".
The legend of Rajinikanth is set to soar even higher.
This number is set to soar when the telecoms group completes its takeover of Britain's biggest mobile operator, EE, which has 24.5 million mobile customers.
These groups obviously aren't exclusive to America; we have them in the UK, too, and their membership is set to soar in the lead-up to Christmas.
The cost of decent cover for your home is set to soar, as climate change pushes up the twin risks of flooding and subsidence.
The huge cost of flood damage is set to soar fivefold across Europe in coming decades, according to the first comprehensive analysis of risk across the continent.
A full chorus of sniffles will probably not drown out the last strains of the latest revival from the Encores! concert series at City Center, but those susceptible to Broadway musicals in which doomed romance is set to soaring melody may find themselves getting a little choked up.
While the February temperatures are set to soar, it's refreshing to know that caffeine can be enjoyed in a cooling, complex and interesting way.
Temperatures are set to soar to 28C (82F) next weekend with the weather at holiday resorts in the UK to rival those in the Mediterranean.
Domestic gas bills next winter are set to soar if the price of wholesale energy continues its upward course due to the Japanese earthquake, industry insiders are warning.
Standard & Poor's gave warning last year that many European governments will be relegated to the second division of borrowers if they do not tackle spending commitments that are set to soar as populations age.
