Sentence examples for surge higher from inspiring English sources

2.12pm BST The pound could surge higher tomorrow morning if the latest survey of the construction sector matches today's strong manufacturing data.

Maybe the most devastating of all was "Ask the Lonely," in which, as the notes surge higher and higher, Stubbs sings about "a story of sadness, a story too hard to believe".

Mike McCudden, head of derivatives at stockbroker Interactive Investor, said: On the back of yet more encouraging data from the US and Asia there appears to be no stopping the surge higher for equities.

The manufacturing expansion remains broad-based by sector, demand from the domestic market continues to surge higher and new export orders are rising at a clip close to October's 32-month high".

Rates across the state could surge higher, since California's experience shows that deregulation gives power generators leeway to set prices -- and, critics say, manipulate the wholesale power markets -- when supplies are tight.

Mooney's house was one of five destroyed in Hemsby, Norfolk, by a storm surge higher in some places than the great flood of 1953, which devastated East Anglia and killed 307 people in the UK.

Florida governor Rick Scott warned of the danger of strong storm surge, high winds, downed trees and power outages, and urged people to move to inland shelters if necessary and make sure they have enough food, water and medicine.

Over the past two decades, some structural damages along the coast of Santos were caused by a combination of storm surge, high tide, and/or battering waves (Miller et al. 2012).

The likelihood of Maria bringing storm surge, high rainfall totals and dangerous wind speeds has prompted a hurricane warning in Dominica and a tropical storm warning in St . Lucia

Forecasters said the storm remained capable of causing ruinous flooding with a combination of storm surge, high tides and 6 to 12 inches of rain.

Stocks in Europe surged higher at the open by more than 5percentt.