Sentence examples for soared against from inspiring English sources
The euro soared against the dollar, and stock markets in the United States and Europe rose sharply.
The Libyan dinar's value soared against the dollar on the official market, leading to the collapse almost overnight of a parallel or black market in the currency.
The Swiss franc soared against all the region's currencies, including the euro, the Hungarian forint and especially the Polish zloty, and stock exchanges in Poland (pictured) and Hungary dropped sharply.
Yet the yield on ten-year Japanese government bonds fell below 1% in the summer, and the yen soared against other currencies.Yields on some sovereign bonds seem to offer little protection against the risk of future inflation or default.
If you want an example of a lack of liquidity, look at what happened to the Swiss franc when the country's central bank dropped its three-year peg to the euro: its currency soared against the euro.
The new factories in the United States not only shielded Japanese auto companies against most further trade protectionism but helped them stay competitive when the yen soared against the dollar.
Only huge selling by the Bank of Japan has stopped the yen soaring against the dollar.The differing performance of the two currencies seems odd.
After soaring against Ottawa and the Rangers and the first game against Philly, Big Gene was hyped as a possible Conn Smythe Trophy candidate for playoff MVP.
Reprising the bitter "play on, play on" lyric of the LP's second track, "Vermillion", the standout is the desperately poignant "Dancing in the Devil's Shoes", where Fyfe Dangerfield's plangent vocals soar against restrained instrumentation.
Carried by Becca Stevens, the yearning "Our Basement (ed)" balances Akinmusire's trumpet flares with an elliptical structure reminiscent of that of Kate Bush, and the plaintive "Ceaseless Inexhaustible Child (cyntonia brown)" features U.K-based singer-songwriter Cold Specks, who soars against a spare rhythm.
It rose against the euro from 2006 until the financial crisis of 2008; since that time it has soared 33% against the euro, and has risen nearly 16% against the single currency since May of last year.
