Sentence examples for soared to meet from inspiring English sources

Since the surcharges were introduced in 1996, the number of new A.T.M.'s has soared to meet consumer demand.

The numbers of the armed forces at the disposal of the company had now soared to meet the new "security" opportunities.

And, after the visitors survived early pressure from City, their fans were celebrating again when Rooney soared to meet Antonio Valencia's cross and direct a fine header beyond Pantilimon via the underside of the bar.

Randi Ewing rose at the net, soaring to meet a volleyball in flight at Rose Hill Gymnasium in the Bronx.

The season's biggest crowd at the Walkers Stadium, 25,507, was sent into raptures in second-half stoppage time when Steve Howard soared highest to meet Max-Alain Gradel's corner with a bullet of a header.

The opening instrumental "Heavenly Waters" is an intriguing blend of brass with vibes and organ; and the trumpets in "A Light Above Descending" are like celestial shafts of sunlight breaking through clouds, the guitar soaring up to meet them.

The corner living room has beamed ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace, and the two floors are connected by "a modern industrial steel and oak staircase that soars sculpturally to meet a foyer at the floor above".

A rate increase could be particularly tough on Spain, where unemployment has soared to 20 percent and many people already struggle to meet their mortgage payments.

It soared to £4.74 million.

It soared to 39 last summer.

The numbers have soared in recent years to meet the demand for their horns in Asian traditional medicine, especially in China and Vietnam, where they are thought to have powerful healing properties.