Sentence examples for surged well from inspiring English sources

Their local rivals to the west, the Devils, have surged well past them and into second place.

The proportion of foreign-born people in many Western countries has surged well above 10%: this includes Greece and Ireland, from where emigrants used to leave.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-17 Katrina's Economic Impact Gasoline prices surged well above $3 a gallon in some parts of the nation in the wake of the Hurricane Katrina, creating complaints of price gouging, forcing drivers to wait in line to fill their tanks and, in some cases, causing service stations to run out of gas.

ClassPass surged well ahead of FitMob in terms of growth over the past two years, with a presence in more than 34 cities across the country (as opposed to FitMob's eight markets).

After she took charge, the scores surged well past these annual goals.

Four years in the making, the prototype's Kickstarter has surged well beyond their initial goal of $75,000 to a staggering $1,000,000 US (roughly nine-hundred million North Korean won).

The Greens are surging well in the polls, ahead of the Lib Dems in some, as disaffected left-leaning voters turn against Nick Clegg and the mainstream.

AO World, the online domestic appliances retailer, and boohoo.com, the clothing website, both saw their shares surge well above their offer prices on their stock market debuts.

Transocean's equipment report also may shed new light on why the blowout preventer failed to stop the surging well, which is one of the biggest remaining mysteries of the disaster.

Prices Surge and Spot Shortages Appear As Hurricane's Effects Reach Gas Pumps Days after Hurricane Katrina dealt a devastating blow to the nation's largest energy hub, the worst-case possibility was quickly becoming a reality: gasoline prices surging well above $3 a gallon, consumer complaints of price gouging and service stations in a handful of locations running out of gas.

In 2004 gold began to surge well above its 12-year average, and oil began its long, rapid ascent, as did all other commodities.