Sentence examples for surging hope from inspiring English sources

Operation Chaos used the party raiding technique as well, although Limbaugh's goal was somewhat different: he had hoped to slow down Barack Obama's surging "hope and change" candidacy, rather than to elevate the weaker-polling Hillary Clinton.

His first year in office demonstrated his strengths and his weaknesses — the first half mainly the strengths, the second half the weaknesses, which is why Democrats are in despair and Republicans surging with hope today.

Both of these groups are surging on hopes that the improving global economy will significantly bolster demand for energy and raw materials, market strategists note.

Each time a boat docked, the crowd surged forward, hoping for news about loved ones.

Stock markets surged on hopes that American and British forces are closing in on victory in Iraq, but the mood among business executives and consumers is sour.

Shares in car dealers Pendragon, Lookers and Inchcape surged on hopes that the government is moving closer to a car scrappage scheme.

The government denied the report, but shares surged on hopes that regulators would step in to support and overhaul other weak banks.

But bank stocks surged on hopes the government was moving toward creating a "bad bank" to purge toxic assets from balance sheets that are rapidly deteriorating as the economy worsens.

Most prominently, Lycos surged on hopes the Internet portal is another likely takeover target.

Among the beneficiaries were Canada's Corel corl, which continued to surge amid hopes for the fledgling operating system.

He has already profited from this (apparently principled) demand: opinion polls suggest he is Pakistan's most popular politician and his support is surging.He hopes to profit more: Mr Sharif needs some grateful judges to overturn a ban on his candidacy for election.