Sentence examples for terrible surge from inspiring English sources
Out of nowhere a terrible surge of panic erupted.
The galloping space between these moments was merely a lull before the terrible surge came again.
Robert Barnes, one of the artists included in "Still Working", writes in the catalog about "the waning of the terrible hormonal surge that propels the young headlong into all sorts of wonderful absurdities.
The audience knows that Something Terrible has happened, something that involves surging electricity, weird sound effects and whatever chased a terrified scientist down a desolate and clearly secret hallway during the show's opening sequence.
While some patients did begin to recover, others developed sudden blood-pressure surges after the shots, giving them terrible headaches.
But even 2009's fourth-quarter surge was not enough to overcome a terrible start to the year.
Paul Gregg, a labour-market economist at Bristol University, thinks the surge in unemployment in February is the first of three terrible months as employers catch up with the decline in demand by shedding labour.
Like a terrible-2-year-old who has discovered the word "no," I feel a surge of power each time my demands are met.
The company has just posted monthly revenues for May showing a 48.03% surge in sales — its best uplift all year (it has, however, been a terrible year for HTC).
"We believe that there will be a surge in the numbers of displaced unless we find a way to halt this terrible new phase of fighting now".
