Sentence examples for surging success from inspiring English sources

Lauren Zalaznick, the woman behind the surging success of cable television's Bravo network is, in many ways, a model of the channel's viewers: She is wealthy, well-educated and attentive to fashion, food and pop culture.

While the media pundits continue to debate levels of violence, "surge" successes and failures, and the lack of political progress in Iraq, we must continue to raise the larger and deeper issue of how fundamentally wrong it was to launch a pre-emptive and primarily unilateral war against Iraq.

Indeed as head of Centcom, Petraeus will again have to deal with another, not so famous, architect of the "surge success" - the Iranians.

The pace was too slow for everyone, and several runners tried to surge without success.

As some Silicon Valley skeptics saw it, Dorsey had lucked into one good idea, programmed some simple code, bumbled along as the company surged to success, then claimed more credit than was his due.

In the last year, group-deal sites like Groupon and LivingSocial have surged to success.

Mobile is clearly poised to be a massive market for gaming, and many companies (and their investors) and hoping to surge to success the way Zynga has on Facebook.

The list of allies is shrinking; and the myth of "surge-success" evaporates.

NBC has been last for about a decade in that category, but the network has surged to unexpected success on the strength of pro football on Sunday night, the success of "The Voice" on Monday and Tuesday, and the breakout hit "Revolution" on Monday.

Was the surge a success?

As it turns out, one can actually quibble with the extent of the surge's success.