Sentence examples for surging once again from inspiring English sources

Newt Gingrich is apparently surging once again, taking votes from Romney.

And murders connected to the paramilitaries' successors are surging once again in Medellín, a city where there had been a respite from such violence.

With the economy surging once again, unions are lobbying for legislative changes and raising the issue of temporary workers at contract talks.

And so perhaps it's fitting and frightening that, on the hundredth anniversary of "The Birth of a Nation," membership and support for white-supremacy groups is apparently surging once again.

TINGO MARÍA, Peru — Coca cultivation is surging once again in this country's remote tropical valleys, part of a major repositioning of the Andean drug trade that is making Peru a contender to surpass Colombia as the world's largest exporter of cocaine.

Especially if the stimulus encourages over-investment in sectors already burdened with too much capacity, current-account surpluses could surge once again in future.Some of these fears are probably exaggerated.

Led by the electrifying guard Epiphanny Prince but bolstered by stout play from all of her teammates, seventh-seeded Rutgers surged once again in the second half Monday night to power to an 80-52 upset of Auburn and make the Round of 16 for the fifth straight year.

But some data that has started to come in over the past few days points to Apple's Christmas surge once again being led by the mainstays: the iPhone and iPod touch (and probably the iPad as well).

In 1998, prices are surging once more.

As Everton surged forward once again, Lukaku sent the ball across the face of the area and the defender ran to slot it home expertly with Valencia nowhere in sight.

Eleven minutes into the game the crowd surged forward once again and a large number of fans encroached onto the pitch, leading to the suspension of play while the mounted police again cleared the playing area.