Sentence examples for surging up from from inspiring English sources

On the brochure, the Hotel Belleclaire looks splendid, surging up from 77th Street and Broadway.

An identical dress, with an arc of gold embroidery surging up from the hem, appears in an 1832 watercolor by Eugene Delacroix.

If this project succeeded, he hoped to plant six thousand more trees in Sohar, and still more in the surrounding desert — a forest of Moringas surging up from the sand, marching west across the Arab Peninsula toward Africa.

We then started to go down Haymarket, but the crowd was surging up from Trafalgar Square, and suddenly the police came on horses at a gallop behind the crowd and everybody panicked.

There were caribou and eagles, wolves and bears, and just then millions of sockeye salmon were surging up from Bristol Bay to spawn in one of the world's last great wild nurseries.

Banville's half-magical islands and shoddy seaside towns, Black's drab Dublin streets are full of perplexing figures, archetypes, as if the characters were stalking through some Jungian map of the unconscious: weakened, dying fathers, good mothers, bad mothers, twins, "dark doubles," ghosts surging up from the past.

The hope of a new world surges up from time to time in many civilizations.

A breeze surged up from the sea wall just a few blocks away.

Meanwhile, the music surges up from the pit, and the dancers' actions seem a kind of oblique reflection of its mystery and poignance.

A boat suddenly surges up from under the water, a great tilting raft of rusted metal which bears Laskey and Brooke out to sea.

A power surged up from the center of me, and I danced at him, light and giddy, full of a heady rightness.