Sentence examples for surging along from inspiring English sources

His plans for public-works projects, stimulus measures called "Abenomics," have sent the Tokyo stock market surging along with Mr. Abe's own approval rating, which is now at 71 percent, according to the latest poll by Yomiuri Shimbun.

It is no coincidence the team is surging, along with its star second baseman.

By the time the cyclists exploded into view, crowds had been surging along the Champs-Élysées for hours.

The work included sandblasting of the red bricks, and its blood-red runoff was surging along the curb past Saul's building.

Drawing its name from the marchers' French-language refrain of "Get out!" the show featured photos of the masses surging along Avenue Habib Bourguiba.

To make the Jameses popular, accessible and relevant, and to keep his narrative surging along, Fisher goes in for a relentlessly sprightly, up-to-the-minute headline style.

The merchandise trade surplus in Japan contracted for the first time in 11 months as imports surged along with the rise in crude oil prices.

Led by Pat Roddy and Eileen Martin, two young world Irish dance champions who look innocently pleased at this turn their lives have taken, the Riverdance Irish Dance Troupe surges along, moving in unison to exciting effect.

Yamana Gold: Shares of the gold producer surged along with other gold mining firms today as gold futures jumped to an all-time high of $1,272 per ounce.

The problem surged along with his campaign's momentum earlier this year, when his strength in Iowa prompted increased Google searches for "Santorum," in turn leading more users to the sexual definition.

As treatment grows, leprosy may surge along with it.