Sentence examples for swelled back from inspiring English sources

Deficits swelled back above $200 billion in 1990.

The Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) for the iShares Russell 2000 Index Fund dropped from 2.06 to 1.84 after December options expiration, but swelled back to its current reading of 2.01 during the past few weeks.

Obama's approval ratings during this time swelled back to the sort of level that makes you a viable candidate again.

Since we're back to talking about numbers: the party's membership rolls have swelled back up to 120,000 as of the August cutoff date, which is just shy of where it was in 2012 when the NDP was choosing Canada's new opposition leader.

"They're standing all day, feet are swollen, back is stiff.

From the ninth day onward, as ethylene output decreased, the speckles began to swell back up to their original dimensions, signalling that the apple had passed its so-called climacteric peak.

As the Nolans swell back to full volume on the soundtrack, River walks towards the pub to join his colleagues and have a bash at pretending to be one of them.

Selected areas of the paper contract when heated with infrared light and swell back up again when the light is turned off.

I saw 42, and left the theater with my head high, chest swollen, back straight and eyes tearful with emotion.

When exposed to humid air (as in the lungs), they will swell back.

The crowds in Tokyo's main shopping districts, for example, appear to have swelled nearly back towards pre-quake levels; many expatriate residents who had left Japan at the height of the worries about radiation leaks from the nuclear power plant have returned.