Sentence examples for surging of from inspiring English sources

The incidental drama, too, is purely sonic, made by the echoing and surging of sound from one ensemble to another.

"I totally oppose this surging of additional American troops," Mr. Biden said at the time, pushing for a nonbinding resolution to that effect.

But the Wisconsin governor, whose fortunes have been surging of late, can ill-afford to alienate a next-door state like Iowa, full of pious, thrifty midwestern conservatives in his image.

On her follow-up to Fox Confessor Brings the Flood, Neko Case replaces the animal metaphors with a new allegorical system in which elemental ruction conveys the surging of emotions.

The woman cried out exultantly, her voice barely audible above the surging of an electronic organ and the thrashing of drums and cymbals played by one of Daughtry's nephews, with another nephew, a 3-year-old, adding his own ecstatic beats with a set of sticks.

The memory of Sept. 11 and all its implications have been joined with dizzying speed by the sagging and the surging of a highly volatile stock market, the unending cycle of war and death among the Israelis and the Palestinians, the revelations of pedophilia within the Roman Catholic Church in the United States and America's fixation with an invasion of Iraq.

A WILD SURGE OF GUILTY PASSION, by Ron Hansen (Scribner, $25).

No amount of "surging" can sugarcoat it.

Then a surge of applause.

A surge of violence followed.

A surge of relief washed over me.