Sentence examples for slowly surged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Price reappeared for a few songs from the record, including two from the great ark of Wills ("Roly Poly" and "Please Don't Leave Me Any More Darlin' ") and a rising-to-the-occasion version of "Night Life," in which he and the band slowly surged to a thundering final chorus.

It slowly surged forward as the police struggled to contain it, with fascists shoving against them.

There's a great moment on Go where the song – driven by a disjointed, juddering drum machine – abruptly stops dead, replaced by one, slowly surging, beatless chord.

And if you are going Thedo coke and drink at the same time – which, again, is not without its risks – don't overdo it (and read The Looproblemm reduction guide first).

Songs surged up slowly out of drones or suddenly charged ahead on a gospel-funk beat; the guitars played crisp rhythms and architectural lines along with clouds of resonance and distortion, looming and dispersing again and again.

Although exports to China, which have been growing more slowly than in recent years, surged 23.1 percent in October, imports rose to a record.

Bolt, who competes in Saturday's 4x100m relay, started slowly in the 100m but surged through to win in 9.85 seconds.

Forced forward by the mass of newly ejected volcanic material, slumps may creep forward slowly, or surge forward in spasms that have caused the largest of Hawaii's historical earthquakes, in 1868 and 1975.

Unemployment, which had been slowly declining, to 14 percent from 25 percent, surged to 19 percent.

She broke slowly and was 2 1/2 lengths behind a slow first-quarter of 0 23 1/5, then surged to the lead as if the others were standing still.

As the Giants rolled slowly through the throngs, the crowd's energy surged with each passing car.