Sentence examples for surged under from inspiring English sources

While Michigan's program fell apart on and off the court, Michigan State surged under Tom Izzo.

Sales initially surged under Ford, and Gucci once again became a formidable brand.

He has curbed inflation, which surged under Mr Balaguer's stop-go economic policies and reckless public spending.

And here's what has happened to government employment per capita: I know Republicans know, just know, that government has surged under Obama.

Iran remains second only to China as a dispenser of capital punishment, a practice that has surged under the administration of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Debt shot up under George W Bush because of tax cuts and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, then it surged under Barack Obama during the Great Recession.

It has also raised less risible fears of India's Muslims – still marginalised, 70 years after Partition – being subsumed under a wave of Hindu nationalism, which has swelled in the past decades, and is surging under prime minister Narendra Modi.

However, the longitudinal motions of pitching and heaving can be treated as a coupled system (neglecting surging), under the assumption that lateral motions do not exist at the same time or are reduced by stabilization to minimal values.

With the usual West Coast powers dipping to unranked status — U.C.L.A., Nevada-Las Vegas and Gonzaga are nowhere to be found in the top 25 — stable Washington, ranked 20th this week, appears to be surging under Lorenzo Romar, the longest-tenured coach in the Pac-10.

Stevens' nimbly clapping tom-tom sound ushers in Gjerstad's flute on the 24-minute opener, eventually challenged by Pedersen's metallic acoustic-piano chording and then inventively cushioned by his electric-keys surges under some ferocious, banshee-whooping tenor sax.

Steel is surging under Trump.