Sentence examples for it lurch from inspiring English sources
We already know that the show isn't even a shadow of the all-powerful cultural colossus it was back in the 1990s, but now – in the winter of its years – it hurts to see it lurch from attention-seeking gimmick to attention-seeking gimmick without a trace of shame.
That is a bit rich coming from a company whose own clients have seen it lurch from one mishap to another.A fair deal?Dell will have to do a better job of developing software and providing services if it is to win more business.
Somehow, though, this Carry On, if slightly punchy, seaside resort is as rock-solidly English as a jaw-jutting bloke in a pub who might just grunt "You looking at my caravan?" Clamber aboard Llandudno's cable car, feel it lurch into space, and for one breath-holding moment, your confidence may falter.
In short, the main lesson of this age of bubbles — a lesson that India, Brazil, and others are learning once again — is that when the financial industry is set loose to do its thing, it lurches from crisis to crisis.
As it lurches to its conclusion, the politics of "Deadwood" keep growing more dense and colorful, and that magnificent obsession crowds out other primal forces.
Failure to decisively answer either of those questions would consign the party to years of internal paralysis as it lurched towards its next confrontation with progressive heartthrob Justin Trudeau.
Basically it's O'Neill without teeth or intensity, diluting the play's dramatic conflicts and stripping the grit from its sordid milieu as it lurches to an abrupt, love-conquers-all happy ending.
Until, that is, it lurches to a halt, its gears entwined with a hose hidden in the brush.
"All this makes clearer sense as a strategy than trying to figure out how the credit crunch is going to run its course," said Randolph, "as it lurches from one drama to the next".
It lurches strangely towards the river with, to its right, the frigid More London development.
Suddenly it lurched into view, revealing a deep gash in its back where the harpoon had passed right through.
