Sentence examples for it surges from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "it surges from" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that originates or emerges powerfully from a source. Example: "The energy of the crowd surges from their excitement and anticipation."
As it surges from strength to strength, I've heard from one of last years judges that there were even more entries this year.
He scored 9 of Detroit's 11 points as it surged from a 13-6 deficitoto a 15-13 lead.
The Third Infantry Division bore the brunt of the fighting during the war as it surged from southern Iraq into Baghdad.
Together, these moves translated into an enormous improvement in the Spanish outfit's operating margin: It surged from 7% to 21% in two years.
Since then it has surged, from a low before the numbers of about 30p to its current position, almost three times that.
But by 1960, the city's population was beginning to grow significantly and within 20 years it had surged from 120,000 people to 361,000.
China has not officially published a Gini coefficient since 2000, but a study by the China Development Research Foundation suggests that it has surged from less than 0.3 in 1978 to more than 0.48.
Blood surges from limb-to-limb and my heart feels like it's beating for the very first time.
But to my amazement, the audience surges from their chairs and moves toward me.
M&A activity may slump as quickly as it surged as bosses return from their summer holidays to find the economy still in trouble.
Although mobile advertising is estimated to only generate $1 billion to $2 billion in revenues worldwide this year, it's expected to surge from $5 billion to $11 billion within five years, generating much needed growth, says the IHT.
