Sentence examples for soaring higher than from inspiring English sources

In Europe, share indices have been diving even deeper, and soaring higher, than in America.

But there is one striking difference: all three facades are obscured by trellises, their pine latticework soaring higher than the house itself.

After 10 years of squabbling, the site of devastation will be shared by a memorial to the dead, a museum, a commuter hub and new commercial towers, one soaring higher than the trade towers.

Hackett, for example, a retailer of upmarket men's clothes, says sales of a tweed jacket modelled by Jonny Wilkinson, England's star player, have been soaring higher than his trademark kicks.

Of Cameron, he said he understood "why people gave him the benefit of the doubt" – but then he walloped him from here to kingdom come for inflicting all this pain to cut the deficit only to send it soaring higher than ever.

Now, despite the plunge of the dollar, American thirst for Burgundy has never been higher, and the opening in the last few years of new markets like eastern Europe and Asia, along with demand for the widely acclaimed 2005 vintage, has sent prices for Burgundy soaring higher than ever.

He is open about claiming that Greece soared higher than any other ancient civilisation.

A ruthlessly pared-down square design, it soars higher than any other.

Though they soared higher than any other buildings in New York City, their boxlike appearance was more utilitarian than inspiring.

For one night, at least, Antonini helped it to soar higher than most fans had dared to imagine.

Now his profile has soared higher than it was at Pittsburgh in 2003, when he finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting.