Sentence examples for surge up from from inspiring English sources

Oscar was too hurt to speak; he sat down on the curb and felt something overwhelming surge up from his chest, and before he knew it he was crying, and when his sister Lola walked over and asked him what was the matter he shook his head.

(Jonathan Ross is shown congratulating her on sounding "common": and actually, his identifying the elephant in the room was to the point — although the film does not press the point of how that rich singing voice just seemed to surge up from nowhere).

She lifted sentences like "It is the function of the cortex — and, in particular, those parts of the cortex beneath the forehead, known as the frontal lobes — to modify the impulses that surge up from within the brain, to provide judgment, to organize behavior and decision-making, to learn and adhere to rules of everyday life".

The hope of a new world surges up from time to time in many civilizations.

A breeze surged up from the sea wall just a few blocks away.

On the brochure, the Hotel Belleclaire looks splendid, surging up from 77th Street and Broadway.

Meanwhile, the music surges up from the pit, and the dancers' actions seem a kind of oblique reflection of its mystery and poignance.

A boat suddenly surges up from under the water, a great tilting raft of rusted metal which bears Laskey and Brooke out to sea.

A power surged up from the center of me, and I danced at him, light and giddy, full of a heady rightness.

Lava surged up from a hole in the earth and coursed over Chelsea, swallowing art galleries as dealers ran from the devastation.

An identical dress, with an arc of gold embroidery surging up from the hem, appears in an 1832 watercolor by Eugene Delacroix.