Sentence examples for surge made from inspiring English sources
A late St. Peter's surge made the score somewhat respectable.
Mail Online, even before its current American surge, made £15m profit last year.
From Mr. McCain's point of view, the surge made Mr. Obama's trip to Iraq possible.
The game was effectively a rout before a late Knicks surge made the final score appear respectable.
The oil price surge made Shell's swoop for smaller rival BG slightly more palatable for investors, despite concerns the deal could be called off.
Not only has the S.N.P. surge made it tricky to predict what will happen over the next week or two, it has raised the larger question of whether, despite the referendum result, Scotland might end up departing from the Union.
The surge makes a repeal expensive, of course.
Now imagine garbage and storm surge making its way onto the basketball court and the playground and into the swimming pools.
With the budget deficit expected to hover around $1 trillion a year for the next decade, they say, interest rates could eventually surge, making borrowing — and goods — more expensive.
And as baby boomers age, the need for health care will surge, making nursing one of the 10 occupations projected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to have the most new jobs by 2008.
Amazon leases warehouse in prime position to deliver food to London Amazon proposes drones-only airspace to facilitate high-speed delivery Amazon stock surge makes CEO Jeff Bezos $7bn richer in 45 minutes.
