Sentence examples for surged suddenly from inspiring English sources

A fireball surged suddenly from a manhole, enveloping Ms. Lowry in flames.

Neither the reporting website nor America's new president can explain why reports surged suddenly on June 20 something Dr. Berrill might blame on hot weather, if it weren't about as hot a day later, when a third fewer sex crimes were reported.

As it happened, the escalators were empty, apart from a young woman on the other side, who seemed to surge suddenly up.

Standing-room only terraces have been replaced by rows of seats, making it harder for spectators to surge suddenly forward, as happened at the Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield in 1989, where 96 people were crushed to death.

Roger Clemens, said to be in the twilight of his career, suddenly surged.

ON APRIL 15th the arcane and neglected art of reading China's political tea leaves suddenly surged back into fashion.

The other: a warm snap in between bouts of glaciation just 120,000 years ago, when sea levels suddenly surged 15 to 30 feet, possibly within decades.

His research shows that while the popularity of skiing has grown steadily, insurance premiums have suddenly surged.

The city's prison facilities would have accommodated the prison population, he said, had it not suddenly surged in April.

At 10 30 a.m., in Hebron, Ohio, the 2000 Mini, with Chris at the wheel, suddenly surged and then hesitated.

In March 1984, when Gary Hart suddenly surged, New York magazine did a profile of him, called "Falling in Love Again".