Sentence examples for rallied toward from inspiring English sources

Bonds rallied toward the end of the quarter after several disappointing employment reports and signals from the Fed that it was in no hurry to raise rates.

Delta and Northwest, which is based in Eagan, Minn., announced their merger plans in April as the price of jet fuel rallied toward a record high.

Chicago trailed by as many as 17 points in the second quarter, but the Bulls rallied toward the end of the half and took control in the fourth quarter.

On Thursday, the day of great panic, according to the VIX, the market rallied toward the latter part of the day, helping to propel major stock indexes up for the entire week.

To the Western eye, it is a bizarre phenomenon: small Asian nation-states should be balancing against the rising China, but increasingly they rally toward it out of Asian cultural pride and an understanding of the historical-cultural reality of Chinese dominance.

Then she rallied, heading toward Broadway and its signs of a gradual upswing.

US markets had rallied sharply toward the end of last week, as both sides finally looked close to a deal that would extend the debt limit and possibly also end a government shutdown that is now into its third week.

With a hearing set for Tuesday in Wisconsin, Hutchins' many supporters have rallied to donate toward covering his legal costs.

In real life, a former student of Mr. Trees who had moved on to another history class, this one studying civil disobedience, rallied his classmates to march toward Mr. Trees's classroom.

In some cases, he writes, men were being arrested simply because they belonged to religious or tribal groups that had rallied to the Taliban only toward the end of the Afghan civil war.

Bridgette Loughnane, a Costco customer, rallied others online to donate toward a vacation for Smith.