Sentence examples for last surge from inspiring English sources

That is especially true now, with the last surge of year-end holiday travel piling into the oversubscribed system.

It contains the possibility of failure ("Some will win, some will lose") until the last surge of indomitable optimism.

Except when Brokeback Mountain lost: that was the last surge, the last stand of what I call the 'geezer vote'.

If the last surge of 40,000 troops didn't help, why will the next one be so different?

McMaster, though, fell away and Miley found a last surge of energy down the final stretch to secure the win by more than one second.

In the last surge of deals, in 2003-07, several bandwagons were rolling, including a rush into emerging markets and commodities, and a gallop into private-equity buy-outs.

"I have no choice," she added, withheld passion at last surging to the surface, just as it does in the songs she made her own.

When commodity prices last surged in 2007 and 2008, however, at least 29 countries sharply curbed food exports in attempts to prevent domestic food prices from rising as quickly as world prices.

The devastating ping of snapped line after that same fish makes a last desperate surge and claims its freedom.

At some point in that long, last upward surge (and probably by the end of the 1990s), most everyone who could get a prime mortgage had one.

As Karl Marx pointed out during globalisation's last great surge forward in the 19th century, the magic of comparative advantage can be wearing and cruel.