Sentence examples for show surges from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davies, on the other hand, has captured the Joplin sound perfectly, and the show surges into high gear in the second act (though one would probably have been enough), as she churns through the gut-wrenching songs that made Joplin famous.

Satellite images of chlorophyll show surges in plankton production have happened earlier in recent years, likely because of global climate change.

But among these, strategists are digging deeper into Colorado, Florida, Nevada, North Carolina and Virginia — where census figures show surging populations of Hispanics and blacks, groups that supported Mr. Obama in 2008 by wide margins.

Helped by the added interest in the sudden passing of the singer Whitney Houston, that show surged to an audience of 39.9 million viewers, edging the Oscars in that department.

Ratings for the show surge.

Recent polls also show surging popular support in Europe for nationalist, anti-immigrant political parties, such as those led by Hungary's Viktor Orban and The Netherlands' Geert Wilders. .

And as the blackout showed, surges in that river can be devastating, knocking out power plants that must shut down to save themselves when the grid convulses.

She is familiar, as well, with the preliminary results of a laboratory study showing surges of vaginal blood flow as subjects listen to descriptions of rape scenes.

The prescribing and retail distribution data showed surges in fluoroquinolone use during October 2001, but total use of antimicrobials also increased for unknown reasons during that period.

PAGE C1 Price Report Shows Surge Producer prices rose 1.7percentt in October, their sharpest monthly increase in nearly 15 years.

The smallest but still "significant chunk" of the post-show surge comes from people rushing from the sofa to the toilet, and water companies' pumps simultaneously drawing electricity.