Sentence examples for surged from a from inspiring English sources
Edith Piaf 's tremendous voice surged from a stunted body.
He scored 9 of Detroit's 11 points as it surged from a 13-6 deficitoto a 15-13 lead.
Industrial production and orders have surged from a low base, and consumer confidence is at levels not seen since mid-2007, well before the crisis.
Since she took over the leadership Labour has surged from a disastrous low of 24% in July to 37% in the latest One News Colemar Brunton poll.
Since then it has surged, from a low before the numbers of about 30p to its current position, almost three times that.
The Lakers surged from a halftime deficit to an 18-point lead during a dynamite third quarter for their second win in 14 games.
But student debt has surged from an average £19,400 in 2012 to £30,000 in 2015, according to the UK Graduate Careers Survey.
The tally of cases of microcephaly in Brazil surged from an average of 163 per year, to 3,893 after the Zika outbreak began last year.
On November 4, 2011, Groupon went public and surged from an opening price of $20/share to over $31/share.
The most obvious success story is Check Point Software Technologies, a developer of firewall software which surged from an IPO in the low teens to trade at around $34.
Each line can become a small drama, surging from a hushed reflection to a desperate sob.
