Sentence examples for surging from a from inspiring English sources

Each line can become a small drama, surging from a hushed reflection to a desperate sob.

The tides of workers and tourists moved in new currents yesterday, surging from a distance of several blocks to as close as a few hundred feet from the accident, their paths detailed by a row of barricades punctuated every few yards by a police officer.

Then orders suddenly took off last fall, surging from a hundred to a thousand units a week.

Kasich, surging from a widely praised performance in last week's debate, an early TV advertising push and a successful sting of on-the-ground campaigning in the first primary state, now threatens to overtake Bush in a state critical to the 2016 hopes of each.

Labor productivity, however, has increased fivefold since 1980, surging from an average of 10.1 man-hours per ton to an average of 1.9.

Edith Piaf 's tremendous voice surged from a stunted body.

He scored 9 of Detroit's 11 points as it surged from a 13-6 deficitoto a 15-13 lead.

He had a five-game scoring streak as Chicago surged from a 3-1 series deficit to topple Detroit and then took a 2-0 series lead over Los Angeles.

Miami started to surge from a 19-point deficit; Pierce returned about a minute into the fourth and scored 11 of his 19 points.

Industrial production and orders have surged from a low base, and consumer confidence is at levels not seen since mid-2007, well before the crisis.

The Lakers surged from a halftime deficit to an 18-point lead during a dynamite third quarter for their second win in 14 games.