Sentence examples for surging columns from inspiring English sources

Germany was invited too late to prepare a pavilion for the 1925 Exposition International but by the 1937 exhibition, its entry was a triumphant, neo-classical monument, a block of three surging columns topped by an eagle on a swastika.

Rachelle Marshall Stanford, Calif., April 6 , 2008• To the Editor: Frank Rich's inside-out analysis of the "success" of the surge (column, April 6) touched on the absurdity of the situation in Iraq.

David Brooks's Potemkin village tour of a Brooklyn supermarket for Orthodox Jews ("The Orthodox Surge," column, March 8) left him with a sense of the great strength of community that animates this Jewish sect.

While the GOP can vilify Obama and Obamacare, I was right in a recent column that Obamacare sales have been surging.

They are surging nonetheless.

House prices are surging.

Now it is surging.

Coal prices are surging.

Their wages are surging.

Tax revenues are surging.

Surging unemployment in Spain.