Sentence examples similar to surging appeal from inspiring English sources
The Royals did have two penalty appeals, after surging runs from McAnuff were ended by Billy Jones, but referee Chris Foy denied them both.
Why is there so much buzz about this watch As smartphones have surged in global appeal, people have started to wonder what the next major technology trend would be.
But to watch Kultur's nine-DVD set of twenty-five of Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts with the New York Philharmonic, which were broadcast on CBS from 1958 to 1972, is to revisit a time when classical music in America was a healthy, surging thing, confident of its appeal and value.
Owen Jones suggests that in order to win the next election Labour has to appeal to pensioners (Why isn't Labour surging?, 30 November).
With Rick Santorum surging after wins in the Alabama and Mississippi Republican primaries, Stephen Colbert examined the former Senator's appeal to voters on Wednesday night's "Colbert Report".
In Texas, on the border, you might get 10 a day". Judges at the top and bottom of the system blame the administrative body between them, the Board of Immigration Appeals, for the surge in appeals and the mixed quality of the decisions reaching the federal appeals courts.
She also has great appeal, along with the president, to the second great demographic wave that is reshaping American politics: the surging Hispanic population.
They are surging nonetheless.
House prices are surging.
