Sentence examples for soaring from a from inspiring English sources
Several schools in poor areas made extraordinary leaps, one in KwaZulu-Natal soaring from a 7% pass rate to 94%.
Zion is aptly named: it's a promised land of striking multicolored sandstone cliffs soaring from a green valley below.
The fastest-growing component of the population is Asian, soaring from a tiny proportion in 1970 to more than one-tenth in the late 1990s.
Soaring from a wooded hill and commanding sweeping views of the Bristol Channel, Dunster Castle was, naturally enough, built with defence rather than the environment in mind.
Skiers, who compete Friday, and snowboarders, who compete Saturday, will face off in a head-to-head format with their best moves while soaring from a 65-foot jump.
Some other shows of note: The new NBC comedy "Whitney" showed some additional strength, going from a 3.3 rating to a 4.2 rating; the huge audience that looked in on the remade "Two and Half Men" on CBS grew even more, soaring from a 10.7 rating to a 12.5 rating.
The cost had soared from a projected $400 million to about $2.4 billion.
Unemployment soared from a low of 4 percent in 2000 to a peak of 10 percent in October 2009.
HERE was a baseball that never soared from a swinging bat.
Rights fees for these games soared from a few million dollars to well over $50 million by the late 1980s.
Since late last summer a tall plume of water has soared from a fountain at the southern end of the Central Park reservoir.
