Sentence examples for long surging from inspiring English sources

So much of the credit must go to Townsend, who picked out Welbeck after a long, surging run down the right flank.

Sir Andrew justifiably hears this music in long surging phrases.

This is merely the latest in a long surge.

THE price cycle in the fine-arts auction market lasts between seven and 11 years, and invariably enjoys a long surge before a slump.

But the response shows how significantly the industry has begun to contract as a long surge in military spending comes to an end.

We are transported to the Los Angeles sound studio with its divided string sections, long surges of phrase and big, big orchestra sound.

But fledgling stock markets in the developing world, especially in China, kept sizzling, and the energy sector continued its long surge.

The labor bureau data were gathered before turmoil in the financial markets threatened to end the long surge in the city's economy.

When Van Nistelrooy, Kieran Richardson and Cristiano Ronaldo linked smartly in the 25th minute, Mikaël Silvestre ended his long surge by centring conveniently close to the goalkeeper Tony Sylva.

After Trott neutralised that move, and the race edged towards a bunch sprint decider, a final long surge then netted Hammer a second place just in front of Trott, and doubled her advantage on the Briton.

The euro's launch in January 1999 did not dent the dollar's dominance of countries' foreign-exchange reserves, but it may have stopped a long surge in the greenback's popularity.