Sentence examples for soared like a from inspiring English sources

Postponed from November, both the show and the party soared like a phoenix out of the ashes.

After the triumph of his "Year of the Rabbit" in October, expectations soared like a kite on an updraft.

In two short years from 1992 to 1994, when Bill Clinton was president, white working-class support for the Republicans soared like a rocket from 47% to 61%.

While Felix Trinidad's career has soared like a meteor the past two years, Hopkins has taken a slow, painful, road toward unifying the middleweight title.

It was an amalgam of slurs, growls, groans, staccato phrasing and an upper register that soared like a bird rising into the sun-filled skies above the tenement roof horizon.

Watching below on the giant video screen, the American fans roared as Rahlves soared like a young Michael Jordan to the rim, not realizing he was in the process of costing himself a chance to win a medal.

Ardent and luminous, he soared like an arrow in "Ballo".

As a rhetorical flourish, the axis of evil soared like an eagle.

From that moment she too wanted to soar like a bird.

"Rus," wrote Gogol, "aren't you soaring like a spry troika that can't be overtaken?

I was soaring like a bird, if birds feel fear, excitement and a sense of amazement.