Sentence examples for soar thousands from inspiring English sources

These eruptions are usually small, but the larger eruptions can generate ash plumes that soar thousands of meters above the 1,040m summit.

It's wholly inadequate to lump in this sophisticated technology — which can practically fly itself, carry cameras or weapons and soar thousands of feet — with old-fashioned radio-controlled hobby aircraft that take expertise and training to operate.

If a bar is full of working-class people earning a mean income of $45,000 a year, and Bill Gates walks in, the per capita income would soar millions of dollars per person.

Shares of newly listed companies soared thousands of percentage points within months of their initial public offerings, driven upward by a new and growing cadre of relatively unsophisticated private investors that included tens of millions of ordinary workers, farmers, housewives and pensioners.

The reason is simple: with their benefits capped, and rents soaring, thousands are being forced away from their homes in inner London boroughs.

But the "Time Voyager" will be designed to simulate time travel, using high-tech audio and visual effects to give visitors the sensation of soaring thousands of years into the past and future.

A Day in Digitopolis took place in the atrium of Princeton University's Frick Chemistry Laboratory, a soaring, three-story structure of glass and metalwork.

WEEK IN REVIEW Cracks in Puerto Rico Symbol La Muralla, a soaring 16th-century wall in Old San Juan, has weathered five major military attacks.

Yet efforts to reuse the old building as offices for other federal agencies, with a ground-floor food court pavilion below the soaring nine-story atrium, also failed.

The department is housed in the Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science and Engineering, a brick-and-glass building with a soaring, six-story atrium in the center of campus.

The skyline is dominated by the soaring 14th century spire of St Mary's, whose churchyard is filled with the gravestones of villagers dating back to the 17th century.