Sentence examples for soaring of from inspiring English sources

There is nothing new in the Nasdaq's soaring, of course; it has doubled over the last 13 months.

Among the ultra-easy actions the Fed took was the excessive and sustained rise in broad money times an unprecedented soaring of monetary velocity.

The cadences are still the same, the sharp breaths between clauses, the sudden upward soaring of the sentence, ensuring the last word ends on a high note.

Yes, yes, but surely the most important aspect of "Lippy Kids" is the contrast between those and the soaring of the "Build a rocket, boys!" line?

Though the address was not as soaring of some of his best-known speeches, it had its moments, most strikingly when Mr. Obama spoke of the "patchwork heritage" of the United States and Britain as a common strength.

But while numbers are soaring of the big whooper swan (pronounced "hooper"), which travels here from breeding grounds in Iceland, numbers of the smaller and straight-necked Bewick's swan, which migrates from the tundra of Arctic Russia, are dropping alarmingly.

She went out after a decade of soaring out of other players' reach.

Washington's debts would have soared, of course.

Mr. Possokhov's inventive ballroom choreography does offer relief from the usual canter and soar of that scene.

The tremendous soar of the telecommunications domain was accompanied by a directly proportional increase of electrical energy consumption.

The music was still soaring out of nowhere.