Sentence examples for surge turned from inspiring English sources

The surge turned their 37-34 lead into a 51-39 andantagessentiallytially ended the competitive nature of the game.

Having peddled the myth that the surge "turned things around" in Iraq - the reality is that the surge managed only to contain the worst effects of a disastrous war – the guardians of Bush's legacy await any chance to lay the Republican failure of Iraq at the feet of the Democrats.

This is the sort of question I really welcome because it's not the sort of question I ask myself when the story starts to de-cloak--but once written it becomes really important--for me at least--to trace the story back to the degree that's ever possible to its origin--the place where the creative surge turned into something specific--in this case--Snake.

Imagine a string of Christmas lights, some blinking brighter than others and occasionally a surge turning them all at once and you can visualize viral information on this new network.

The storm surge had turned the interior into a jumble of furniture, kitchenware and mud.

Since then their familiar spring surge has turned into a rather 'sad sack' race.

A week ago, they were repairing holes in the siding of the house where the storm surge had turned tree trunks and other debris into battering rams.

One game after the Devils clinched a playoff berth with an impressive surge, fortune turned against them, thanks to a seemingly harmless centering pass.

Pressed on why there had still been delays in processing passports, he told the Home Affairs Committee the actual surge had turned out to be between 390.000 and 400,000, although that was "over the whole 12 month period".

Petraeus led U.S. forces in Iraq during the surge that turned the tide of the war there and is credited with drafting the military's counterinsurgency doctrine.

"During a crush of photographers at the awards' podium, a media member with a shoulder-mounted video camera pushed and surged towards the stage, turned and hit Tiger Woods in the mouth," his agent Mark Steinberg said.